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The Ekalaka Public Library extends its heartfelt gratitude to the community for their generous donations and memorial contributions in memory of Bud Breding. These gifts have greatly enriched the library's offerings, including a collection of newly acquired books and DVDs. Among the latest additions to the library's collection are: "This Rebel Heart" by Katherine Locke: A gripping tale set during WWII in Budapest, where a young girl grapples with her family's legacy amidst...
3-16-2024 The Board of Carter County Commissioners met in regular session on Monday, December 16, 2024, in the Carter County Commission Board Meeting Room of the Carter County Courthouse at 214 Park Street in Ekalaka, Montana. Rod Tauck, Chairman, Mike Watkins, Vice Chairman and Pamela Castleberry, member were present. The meeting was called to order at 9:00 AM by chairman Rod Tauck. Guests included Commissioner Elect Dan Dinstel and Road and Bridge Supervisor Carl Knapp....
submitted by Mr. James Kapptie Just like the snow gently falls, blanketing the ground, New year brings fresh starts, all around. At Ekalaka Schools, we're excited to see, What the year will bring, for you and for me. So let it snow, let is snow… Happy New Year! The new year is here, and we're excited for what lies ahead! We recently surveyed our community, staff, and students to gather feedback on how we can improve. A key theme that emerged is the need for greater t...
January 12, 2025 Winter snow has covered Capitol and Tie Creek. We had a couple of days of wind along with the snow, but the moisture was nice that cleaned the air. Dick and Erma Albert stayed close to home this week. The snow had drifted up, and Dick's pick-up was still in the shop, so they didn't get out until Friday, for the Senior Citizen Dinner. Erma stayed to play cards, and then got a ride home, later. They got someone to plow them out, so on Sunday they went to church. They joined the Helms, and Erk families, and...
The fires in California have shed light on the failure of politicians to lead wisely with regard to the dangers of eliminating logging, grazing, and water storage systems from the ecosystem. It is undeniable that if cattle had been allowed to graze those California hills, the fires would not have had nearly as much fuel. I am particularly irritated by the war against cattle that environmental groups have been waging for years. Why are they discriminating against cattle? There...
Hello God, it's me, Mara: You know, Lord, friends shared part of some lads chatting together. One lad was angry, said he'd tried to catch a ride but was told he needed to apply ahead of time...... D. L. interrupted; "I KNOW what you mean, adding, you know guys, we're all created by our creator, given 'free will', sent to earth to do our job, when our time's up, our Father will call us back home. Once there, Abba Father will check the Book of Life to see IF our name has been re...
Town Office, 103 N Main Street December 4th, 2024 1. Call Regular Meeting to Order a. Roll Call Council: The Mayor called the meeting to order at 5:04 p.m. Present were Andy, Rex, and Melissa via Teams b. Employees Present: Calvin c. Appointed Officials Present: Carol & Kamely Pledge of Allegiance 2. Public Comment/ Complaints: The public present were Toni Kratzer and Pat Strickland 3. Presentation on Petitions and Communications: Burn Permit Shay Beyer was approved to burn...
In Thursday night basketball action, the CCHS Bulldogs travelled to Baker to take on the Spartans. The junior varsity boys tipped off first, with the Bulldogs falling to the Spartans by a score of 58-34. Gage Stieg scored 8 points, all in the second half, to lead the Bulldogs. In what would turn out to be the closest contest of the night, the JV Lady Bulldogs fell to the Lady Spartan JV 40-26. After a basket by Allie Shepherd put the Bulldogs up 19-18 at halftime, the Spartans...
submitted by Carter County Public Health Carter County Public Health recently announced updates to the WIC food packages beginning January 1, 2025, reflecting updated nutrition guidelines. The USDA sets food packages and available food items, but states are given time to implement locally and adapt to meet local needs. "The biggest change is the increase to whole grains, which is substantial for pregnant and breastfeeding moms, and in an increase in access to fish for most...
Eastern Plains Economic Development Corporation (EPEDC) is pleased to announce a recent community grant award. By collaborating with Badlands to Badlands (B2B) Trails and Mid-Rivers Communications, EPEDC successfully facilitated a grant to support B2B's website Mapping Resource Project. This $1000 of generous funding will enable B2B Trails to initiate and complete a significant portion of its innovative online mapping resource, which serves as a cornerstone for outdoor...
Managing diabetes can be a challenging journey, but you're not alone. Dahl Memorial Healthcare Association is excited to invite individuals with Type 2 diabetes to join our "RESHAPING DIABETES" classes, designed to help you take control of your health and live your best life. Why Attend? These classes offer a unique opportunity to empower yourself with knowledge and tools to better manage your condition. Whether you're newly diagnosed or have been living with diabetes for...
Simulation in Motion Montana (SIM-MT) recently conducted an advanced sepsis training session at Dahl Memorial Healthcare, utilizing high-fidelity simulation to enhance the skills of local healthcare providers. Participants included members of the Ekalaka Ambulance Service and Dahl Memorial Healthcare nursing staff and providers. Understanding High-Fidelity Simulation Training High-fidelity simulation involves the use of sophisticated mannequins that closely mimic human...
