Roger Hunsley was celebrated Oct. 23 at Albertsons in Glasgow. The occasion was both his 67th birthday and his final day at work in the local grocery business after more than a half century.
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Roger Hunsley was celebrated Oct. 23 at Albertsons in Glasgow. The occasion was both his 67th birthday and his final day at work in the local grocery business after more than a half century.
(Photo submitted)
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation is hosting a National Civics Bee and it’s open to all sixth, seventh and eighth graders.
According to a press release from the organization, “Here’s your chance to share an idea that could strengthen your school or community and compete for major prizes along the way.”
First place this year is more than $100,000, with $25,000 for second place
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation is hosting a National Civics Bee and it’s open to all sixth, seventh and eighth graders.
According to a press release from the organization, “Here’s your chance to share an idea that could strengthen your school or community and compete for major prizes along the way.”
First place this year is more than $100,000, with $25,000 for second place
Daniels County Commissioner Tammi Fladager has been selected by the National Association of Counties to attend its Data Center Peer Exchange, Dec. 14–16, in Dorchester County, S.C. Only a small group of county officials from across the country were chosen. They will meet with counties that have already worked through data center projects and learn what went right, what went wrong, and what they
Daniels County Commissioner Tammi Fladager has been selected by the National Association of Counties to attend its Data Center Peer Exchange, Dec. 14–16, in Dorchester County, S.C. Only a small group of county officials from across the country were chosen. They will meet with counties that have already worked through data center projects and learn what went right, what went wrong, and what they
The sale of cannabis in Roosevelt County has been reaching new heights during the past few months.
While sales have been steadily above $700,000 in the spring and early summer, sales were up to $800,876 during July, according to a report by the Montana Department of Revenue. That figure averages to $25,834 spent daily during the month in Roosevelt County.
Figures during the next two months
The sale of cannabis in Roosevelt County has been reaching new heights during the past few months.
While sales have been steadily above $700,000 in the spring and early summer, sales were up to $800,876 during July, according to a report by the Montana Department of Revenue. That figure averages to $25,834 spent daily during the month in Roosevelt County.
Figures during the next two months
Oil revenue continues to be a boost to Roosevelt County’s economy as the county ranks second in the state for quarterly distribution based on oil production.
Roosevelt County Commissioner Gordon Oelkers said that initial reports are that the wells north of Lanark Road are coming in play strongly.
“If that’s the truth, they will keep on rolling,” Oelkers said.
The report, for
Oil revenue continues to be a boost to Roosevelt County’s economy as the county ranks second in the state for quarterly distribution based on oil production.
Roosevelt County Commissioner Gordon Oelkers said that initial reports are that the wells north of Lanark Road are coming in play strongly.
“If that’s the truth, they will keep on rolling,” Oelkers said.
The report, for
Service elder and veteran Michael W. Youngman Sr. submitted the following. He said the poem was given to him at the veterans affairs office. The poem was written by Don S. Miller.
I believe the flag holds the key to true peace for our country. Today, we are at two wars: war with Iran and the war with politics. Our people are confused! Why? Who? What? and When?
Did the U.S. citizens of America
Service elder and veteran Michael W. Youngman Sr. submitted the following. He said the poem was given to him at the veterans affairs office. The poem was written by Don S. Miller.
I believe the flag holds the key to true peace for our country. Today, we are at two wars: war with Iran and the war with politics. Our people are confused! Why? Who? What? and When?
Did the U.S. citizens of America
Daniels Memorial Healthcare Foundation hosted its 40th annual business meeting on Thursday, Oct. 22, in the conference room at Daniels Memorial Healthcare Center in Scobey. Attendees included community visitors and board members.
Cooper Olson, board treasurer, represented Tade and Olson Accounting in presenting the financial report for the fiscal year from July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026.
Daniels Memorial Healthcare Foundation hosted its 40th annual business meeting on Thursday, Oct. 22, in the conference room at Daniels Memorial Healthcare Center in Scobey. Attendees included community visitors and board members.
Cooper Olson, board treasurer, represented Tade and Olson Accounting in presenting the financial report for the fiscal year from July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026.
Dense fog blanketed our landscape on Nov. 1. The old timers say to expect some kind of precipitation 90 days from fog. That will be Feb. 1.
Former pastor of the Lustre EMB Church John Skillman called to let our community know of the death of Melody Nickel, Sharon’s sister and wife of missionary Dan Nickel, in Ireland. Dan and Melody had been here in August as speakers of the recent Harvest Festival.
Dense fog blanketed our landscape on Nov. 1. The old timers say to expect some kind of precipitation 90 days from fog. That will be Feb. 1.
Former pastor of the Lustre EMB Church John Skillman called to let our community know of the death of Melody Nickel, Sharon’s sister and wife of missionary Dan Nickel, in Ireland. Dan and Melody had been here in August as speakers of the recent Harvest Festival.
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