Articles from the September 19, 2018 edition

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 By Zoe Merrill    News    September 19, 2018

Thirty-Eight Pioneers Walk the Suicide Awareness Walk

Thirty-eight students from Big Sandy High School traveled to Turner, Montana to participate in the fourth Annual Tristan Billmayer Suicide/Awareness Walk. They left at 7:30 so they could participate...

 
 By Zoe Merrill    News    September 19, 2018

Lions, Tigers, Wolves and Bears Oh My-It's Boy Scouts Again

Lianna Heimbigner, Scout leader, held a recruiting meeting to try and recharter the Boys Scouts in Big Sandy. She needs at least five kids before the Scouts can be re-chartered. The Lions are for Kind...

 
 By Zoe Merrill    News    September 19, 2018

Charna Ophus Seibert Living Triumphant

Zoe: “When did your first cancer show up?” Charna: “My first Breast Cancer diagnoses was in 2015 when Marcellus was 9 months old. Zoe: “That must have been hard” Charna: “We prayed forever for him, and after 5 miscarriages we got him and nine months...

 
 By Tyler Lane    News    September 19, 2018

Green Acres

MSU Extension will offer Fumigant Training Dec. 18 near Havre Montana State University’s Pesticide Education Program will offer a training to assist applicators in effectively managing pests with phosphine fumigants while using the fumigants s...

 

Smoke Free Hunting Season

MONTANA, September 7, 2018 – Fall weather and hunting season are in the air, if we are not careful smoke can be as well. Firefighters want to remind you that vegetation is dry and wildfires can occur. Do your part to ensure that you do not start a w...

 

Getting By

September is National Sewing Month!! It started in 1982 in recognition of the importance of home sewing to our Nation. Not that we should need it but anytime an excuse comes up to sew, I take it. However, more and more things seem to pile up and crow...

 

New @ the Jeff Reichelt Library

After Ann By Lisa Scottoline Noah Alderman, a doctor and a widower, has remarried a wonderful woman, Maggie, and for the first time in a long time he and his son are happy. But their lives are turned upside down when Maggie’s daughter Anna moves i...

 

Senior News

Just a reminder to please call before 10:30 am. For to go orders. Thursday, September 20- Chicken Strips, tots, vegie tray, and Peanut butter cookies. Friday, September 21- Grilled cheese, tomato soup, jello, cookies, and rools. Monday, September 24...

 

Big Sandy Library hold Fossil and Geology day

The Big Sandy Library and The Upper Missouri Breaks Interpretive Center will be featuring a story as well as an activity booklet on Geology & Fossils. Join us and Explore More! For more details and to RSVP contact Kristina Smith (406)622-4000 or...

 

Big Sandy sweeps Chester/J-I, falls to North Star in District 6C-East Volleyball

The Big Sandy Pioneer volleyball team picked up one of its biggest conference wins in sometime last Thursday as they swept the visiting Chester/Joplin-Inverness Hawks 3-0. Saturday the girls played...

 

Rivals hand Big Sandy second straight loss

The Big Sandy Pioneer football team has playoff aspirations this fall but now stand at 2-2 following another tough loss to a ranked opponent. The Geraldine/Highwood Rivals raced out to a 24-12...

 

Patching Cracks

I recently read about a study that was done on National Spelling Bee contestants. The study compared intelligence and hours spent studying words and language. The interesting fact that was revealed by the research was that intelligence was not the...

 

My Answer

From the writings of the Rev. Billy Graham Q: It seems that more and more people believe that when we die we reemerge in a different form and have a second chance at life. Some try to say that Christianity teaches this. Could this be possible? A:...

 

Chouteau County Cancer Support Group has no host lunch

Please join us on Monday, September 24 at 11:30 am at the Wake Cup for no host lunch. Join us for lunch to show your support for this organization that offers information and assistance to all those in Chouteau County who have been diagnosed with...

 
 By Zoe Merrill    News    September 19, 2018

Mountaineer Photo Contest

The Mountaineer announces a 2018 Photographic Contest. There are four categories: Community People, Agriculture Activities, Community Activities, and Nature (Scenery/or Animals) Photos can be either...

 

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