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Bulldog fans were treated on February 9th at CCHS with a Boys C squad game versus the Jordan Mustangs. Blue outscored Orange 16-2 in the first quarter and went on to win by an eight-point margin. As a team, CCHS shot 9 of 22 from the charity stripe; Jordan went 10 for 21. Mustang Layton Murnion led all scorers with 20 points. Two Bulldogs scored double-digit points, led by 15 from Tiernan O’Connor who scored 7 from the line. CCHS C 16 26 36 49 Jordan C 2 10 23 41 CCHS C: Tiernan O’Connor 15, Kinch Rost 14, Gage Stieg 7, Cla...
Similar to the boys' game last Friday on senior night, the CCHS girls basketball team (no. 5 seed heading into the District 4C Tournament) lost to Jordan (no. 1 seed heading into the District 4C Tournament) by less than 10 points. CCHS was outscored by Jordan 16 to 8 in the second quarter and couldn't quite make up the difference in the second half. Also similar to their own games earlier this season, the girls out-rebounded their opponent (26-22) but lost the turnover battle...
The Bulldogs (no. 5 seed heading into the District 4C Tournament) almost pulled off the upset against the Mustangs (no. 1 seed heading into the District 4C Tournament) on senior night last Friday in Ekalaka. The 'Dogs got down a few points early but kept the game close all the way through, eventually losing by a seven-point margin at the end. Two Bulldogs finished the game with double-digit points, led by Kaleb Frye who had a big night with 19. Jordan's Porter Kreider led all...
The best part about winter used to be skiing, ice skating, and ice fishing. However, as I have grown older, it has become harder and harder to find a winter sport that I can participate in, because I don’t dare risk my knees, my hips, my skull, etc. So when our friends, Keith and Holly Williams from Virginia, suggested a snowmobile outing, it sounded fun and harmless. We met them in Jackson, Wyoming and headed out for a three day ride through Yellowstone Park, and then one final day in the Grand Tetons along the C...
February 12, 2024 The Capitol News may be limited this week. Super Bowl Sunday is not the best time to gather news. It may not be the game that keeps people busy, but the tail-gate parties are especially interesting. Dick and Erma Albert made a trip to town, on Tuesday, where Dick got a haircut. They also did some shopping. Their week was filled with usual activities. They went to the Senior Center for the Friday dinner, and Erma stayed to play cards for a while. Then, she stopped by at Delores Sperle’s for a short visit. Dic...
January 3rd, 2024 Public hearing for water, sewer, and garbage Increase 1) Call Public Hearing Meeting to Order a) Roll Call Council, Melissa Lovec, Andy Wright, Rex McCord b) Employees Present Elston Temp c) Appointed Officials Present Kamely Harkins, Buck Kratzer 2) Pledge of Allegiance 3) Public Comment Heather Brownfield was the only one here for public hearing, asked if we are getting anyone to do water work if we are increasing the water. Discussion was held, why no one is applying. Town has adds posted in Local paper a...
Hello God, it’s me, Mara: You know, Lord, sometimes, friends share interesting things; THIS for Valentines Day! Just quoting: “You should probably tape this to your bathroom mirror where one could read it every day. You may not realize it, but it’s 100% true. 1. There are at least two people in this world that you would die for. 2. At least 15 people in this world love you in some way. 3. The only reason anyone would ever hate you is because they want to be just like you. 4. A smile from you can bring happiness to anyone, eve...
With the 2024 political season underway, United States Congressional candidates are making their trips through Ekalaka along the campaign trail. Within the last few weeks, U.S. House Montana District 2 hopefuls Ric Holden and Stacy Zinn have been to Ekalaka, as has U.S. Senate candidate Tim Sheehy. Sheehy, shown at left, was at the Wagon Wheel Café for an informal meet and greet on Tuesday afternoon....
Montana Congressman Matt Rosendale, who just last week announced a highly anticipated run for U.S. Senate, is dropping his campaign after former President Donald Trump — the ultimate kingmaker in modern GOP politics — endorsed his primary opponent Tim Sheehy last Friday, shortly after Rosendale’s announcement. “I have long been a supporter of the President, and remain so. But I have been forced to calculate what my chances of success would be with Trump supporting my opponent,” Rosendale said in a statement relayed by his ca...
submitted by Fallon/Carter Extension Office The Carter County Shooting Stars hosted their 10th annual Invitational Shoot on February 3, 2024 at the Fallon County Indoor Shooting Range. There were forty-nine 4-H youth and five adults from Bighorn, Bowman, Carter, Custer, Fallon, Powder River, and Rosebud/Treasure that participated. The shoot offered archery and air rifle. There were 36 youth that participated in archery and 13 youth in air rifle, and 5 adults participated in...
Dahl Memorial staff recently installed a race track down the main hallway as part of what they have aptly named “Drive to Thrive.” Thrive refers to a new electronic medical records system that Dahl Memorial Healthcare is currently in the process of switching to — and drive refers to cars that each department has created to “race” down the track in the hallway towards completion of the changeover. In other words, Dahl’s “Drive to Thrive” is a means of making a lengthy and complicated computer conversion a little more fun. Now,...
Join the Fallon/Carter Extension office and the Carter County Weed District on February 21st from 10 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. for this fun, educational program. Topics covered will include mice and the control of them, houndstongue and other common rangeland weeds and control methods, and finally pollinators. Speakers for the event will be Stephan Vantassel, the MDA vertebrate pest specialist, Jarrod Hossfeld with Envu Range Management, and Amanda Williams, Fallon/Carter Extension Agent. This event will be at the Event Center in...
Forty of Montana State University’s top seniors and their faculty and staff mentors will be recognized Friday, Feb. 16, at the 42nd annual Founders Day Awards for Student Excellence event held on the MSU campus. Honored students are nominated by faculty in their respective colleges or departments. Qualified nominees must have at least a 3.0 GPA and demonstrated campus leadership and community service. The honored students each select a mentor who will be recognized with them at the event, which is hosted by the MSU Alumni F...
