Articles from the July 17, 2019 edition
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Pool Concerns Discussed at City Council
The City Council met on Thursday, July 11th with everyone present except Mayor Shaud Schwarzbach Leslie Gregory reported the Big Sandy Swimming Pool Inspector showed up for a surprise visit and...
Virgelle Outdoor Flea Market Held July 14th
They start with a celebration of community with a potluck on Saturday night, Don provides ribs, beans, and salad. And it was more than just a time to buy from each other. Jimmy Griffin said, "it was...
Medical Center Cornhole Tournament was a huge success
The tournament was a huge success! We had 22 teams register and it took about 4 hours to play through the bracket. It came down to an intense and close game with the team "The Hole Enchilada" Mica...
Tourist attraction: Coal Banks Landing has had plenty of visitors thus far
According to Sandy Broesder a volunteer at Coal Banks and a "full time RV'er", she's having "a blast!" She has minimalist life now, with small house on wheels and a dog, "a little mutt." She spent 40...
Green Acres
Bobcat is a high yielding solid stem hard red winter wheat with improved yield potential relative to other solid stem varieties. The variety will be available for non-certified seed producers in fall of 2020. The variety was developed by Phil...
Montana - One Person Who Influenced Early Development
Montana has important economics based on mining and agriculture, which rely on movement of materials of a bulk nature extensively involving railroads. Up to the days of the 1908 Homestead Act, mining...
Library summer activities are wonderful!
This summer the Jeff Memorial Big Sandy Library, is full of summer reading programs for kids and adults of all ages! The programs started on June 11th and will end August 2nd, but everyone is still...
New @ the Jeff Reichelt Library
The Girl in the Glass Box By James Grippando Miami attorney Jack Swyteck lands in the heart of the contentious immigration debate when he takes on the heart-wrenching case of an undocumented immigrant who fled to America to protect her daughter and...
Patching Cracks
I am a procrastinator by nature. Though I’ve gotten better about it over the years, when I was in college, I turned it into an art. I began by waiting until a few days before an assignment was due to start working on it. Then as time went by, the s...
Senior News
Thursday, July 18- Fish burger with lettuce and Tomato Friday, July 19- Grilled Ham & Cheese sandwiches, and Tomato soup. Monday, July 22- Chicken Pot Pie, and pears. Tuesday, July 23- Beef -n- Bean Burrito and Fried Rice.Wednesday, July 24- Pork...
Barracuda Life Skills
Barracuda swimmers have taught me once again the real value of a sport. This last weekend I attended the swim meet at Conrad both Saturday and Sunday. I was going to interview the kids, but to be hone...
