The Lustre EMB Church held its Christmas program Dec. 21. It was called “Be Astonished!”
Pastor Wayne Hathaway began by reminding us of the women in Matthew’s account recorded in “the book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham” which established His right to be King. He said “Notice the word ‘BY’ when it tells us of the children born by Tamar, by
The Lustre EMB Church held its Christmas program Dec. 21. It was called “Be Astonished!”
Pastor Wayne Hathaway began by reminding us of the women in Matthew’s account recorded in “the book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham” which established His right to be King. He said “Notice the word ‘BY’ when it tells us of the children born by Tamar, by
Closing at 3 p.m. on New Year’s Eve. Closed New Years Day. 2005 Ford Explorer Sporttrac
Closing at 3 p.m. on New Year’s Eve. Closed New Years Day. 2005 Ford Explorer Sporttrac
RiverStone Health, the public health department of state’s largest county, Yellowstone, has confirmed a second death of influenza in the state this season, as Montana statistics show that influenza cases are happening more rapidly than last year at this time.
The state’s most current published data goes through Dec. 19 and shows 1,238 cases so far.
RiverStone reported that an unvaccinated
RiverStone Health, the public health department of state’s largest county, Yellowstone, has confirmed a second death of influenza in the state this season, as Montana statistics show that influenza cases are happening more rapidly than last year at this time.
The state’s most current published data goes through Dec. 19 and shows 1,238 cases so far.
RiverStone reported that an unvaccinated
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks recently concluded its general season sampling effort for chronic wasting disease, marking one of the most productive monitoring periods to date. This achievement was made possible through the direct participation of hunters across the state.
FWP wishes to extend a sincere thank you to the thousands of hunters who brought their harvests to check stations or
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks recently concluded its general season sampling effort for chronic wasting disease, marking one of the most productive monitoring periods to date. This achievement was made possible through the direct participation of hunters across the state.
FWP wishes to extend a sincere thank you to the thousands of hunters who brought their harvests to check stations or
Zirahuen Hernandez and Morty Manning gave back to the Wolf Point community on Saturday, Dec. 27, by giving free haircuts at the Wolf Point Community Center. Between them, they gave 21 cuts within three hours for free. (Photo submitted)
Zirahuen Hernandez and Morty Manning gave back to the Wolf Point community on Saturday, Dec. 27, by giving free haircuts at the Wolf Point Community Center. Between them, they gave 21 cuts within three hours for free. (Photo submitted)
Eastern Montana Gymnastics attended the Julie Ziegler Memorial Meet in Bismarck, N.D., on Dec. 13-14. EMG’s silver team brought home the third-place award out of 12 teams, and EMG’s platinum team brought home second place.
All-around winners were Ila Lehner (platinum) and Frankie Darby (silver), with Dannica Servais (silver) and Emmalyn Vallejo (silver) securing the second-place award in
Eastern Montana Gymnastics attended the Julie Ziegler Memorial Meet in Bismarck, N.D., on Dec. 13-14. EMG’s silver team brought home the third-place award out of 12 teams, and EMG’s platinum team brought home second place.
All-around winners were Ila Lehner (platinum) and Frankie Darby (silver), with Dannica Servais (silver) and Emmalyn Vallejo (silver) securing the second-place award in
