Articles from the August 28, 2019 edition
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By Budget Approved by Big Sandy School Board
At the end of the regular Big Sandy School Board meeting, the budget for the year 2020 was approved by the council. The school districts were combined a few years ago. The total budget for all funds is $3,259,046. You can contact the school for a...
EMT trains for football injuries
There will always be two EMT personnel at the football games. They have the best seats in the house. They have 10 active EMT members Krystyl Kulbeck, Medical Director; Dusty Allderdice, Service...
Tomato, Tamoto, new Art teacher brings experience and a new approach
You say tomato, I say tamot or in this case, you draw a tomato, I draw a tamoto. As Big Sandy High School's new art teach Monika Winderl explains it, "We all have different levels of ability it...
Green Acres
Many Chouteau County producers research their winter wheat varieties in the spring and their spring crop varieties in the Fall. As a result, it is time to let producers know about a new malt barley called Buzz. Malt Barley is generally rejected when...
Big Sandy's Little Dancers Class
Last year Audrey Sipler, a Big Sandy High School student, organized and taught a children's dance class. Audrey was nervous at first because she wasn't sure how many kids were going to enter the...
Getting By
High sodium consumption raises blood pressure which is a major risk factor for heart disease and stroke. Blood pressure begins decreasing within weeks on average when salt/sodium intake is reduced. Although we all need a small amount of sodium for...
Edith A. LePine
Edith A. "Edie" LePine, 74, passed away due to natural causes on Thursday, August 22, 2019, at Northern Montana Care Center. Cremation has taken place and private family graveside services will be...
Senior Center News
Thursday, August 29-Sweet and Sour Pork over rice, and Chinese Coleslaw. Friday, August 30- Southwestern cream cheese chicken wrap, No Salad bar. Monday, September 2- CLOSED Tuesday, September 3- Sub sandwiches, chips, and a brownie. Wednesday,...
Patching Cracks
Ancient rabbis used to tell a story about the Jewish exodus from slavery in Egypt. At the climax of the story, God parted the Red Sea so that His people could cross on dry land and escape from the pursuing Egyptian army. In the story, two men were wa...
2019 Chouteau County Fair – 4-H and FFA Results
4-H and FFA members from across Chouteau County had a very busy and successful 2019 Chouteau County Fair. Every 4-H and FFA member has worked over the past year in anticipation of this time of year. The following is a list of those who received the...
Junior high grinders gear up for rivals
Big Sandy junior high football players may dream of the day they suit up under the lights for the varsity but their 2019 schedule might make their senior counterparts jealous. The younger Pioneers...
Strength in numbers for Pioneer junior high volleyball
Call it an embarrassment of riches for the Big Sandy junior high volleyball squad this year. Nineteen girls will play for the Pioneers under the tutelage of Shersteen Cline, who coached the high...
Cook Stove Chronicles
Faye (Stevens) Christofferson of the Kenilworth area recalls needing to do 5 different things at 10 different places at the same time while harvesting with her husband Orval in the mid 1960’s. She says she has no idea how she, “ever did that wit...
Thoughts with Zoe
It takes a village to raise a child they say. It takes a community to withstand all the difficulties of time. A community bands together over the years if it wants to survive 110 years. The...
