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Hello God, it’s me, Mara: The days slip by as ‘time’ flies on, it’s wintertime and cold. Just thinking ‘bout some cute stories that our dear friends have told. Pictures do fly across our mind, when we were kids, years back; we crossed pastures on way to school; our lunch was what Mom packed. AWAY back then in olden days, ‘we’ had a Prairie School. No modern ‘things’, like gas for light; nor ‘air’ to keep us cool! At recess time we five children had whooping hollering day; in class we read, did math, spelling, and sometim...
The Carter County High School Lady Bulldogs won the District 4C Tournament for the second time in the last four years in Miles City on Saturday night. The 'Dogs finished second to Wibaux in 2018, beat Wibaux for the Championship in 2019, finished second to Melstone in 2020, and defeated Melstone in this year's championship game. Even more impressive though, is that the girls have won the Southern C Divisional Tournament for the last three years. This weekend, they will look to...
Monday of week 7 got rolling on the Floor with approval of a bill to eliminate restrictions on nuclear energy facility development. There are some very promising new technologies developing that could make nuclear a safe, dependable way to supply base load electricity. The recent failures in our system point out some of our power supply vulnerabilities. Survival, especially in places like the central and northern plains, depends on dependability! We also passed a resolution...
CCHS will head to the Southern C Divisional in Laurel for the first time since 2019 when they defeated Broadus to finish third at the district tournament. That win came on a last second steal and score from then freshman, Turner Tooke. This year's third place finish at districts ended in another close game, this time over Wibaux. Broadus, meanwhile, defeated Melstone in the championship. The five-seeded Bulldogs lost to four-seeded Wibaux in the opening round by 8 points. The...
Last week, county commissioners unanimously voted to change the name of the new healthcare facility currently under construction in Ekalaka. The new facility will be named "Carter County Healthcare Facility," and will be dedicated to the taxpayers of Carter County, according to unofficial commission meeting minutes. The change of name will end a 79-year history of the healthcare facility in Ekalaka being named Dahl Memorial Hospital. The original Dahl Memorial Hospital was...
The Board of Trustees for Ekalaka Public Schools currently has a trustee vacancy. This position will be appointed by the trustees at the March 8, 2021 board meeting. The appointee will serve until the next regularly scheduled school election. In order to qualify, one must be a registered voter and a resident of District #15. Please send a letter of interest to Lora Tauck, District Clerk at [email protected] or PO Box 458, Ekalaka, MT 59324. Letters of interest must be received by March 5, 2021....
The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission in its February meeting approved increasing the fall black bear quota in Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ Bear Management Unit 700 from eight to 12 bears. Indicators used by FWP biologists to assess black bear numbers suggest that black bear populations in southeastern Montana continue to grow and expand. “Since our inaugural black bear season in 2006, black bears have continued to flourish and expand across southeastern Montana,” said Regional Wildlife Manager John Ensign. “What once were ra...
Frankie Seaman Reid celebrated her 101st birthday at her daughter Janet Morgan's home in Arizona City, AZ on Feb. 2. Reid lived in Rosebud for 67 years, moving with her daughter shortly before her 100th birthday. Reid said she doesn't feel any older than she did 20 years ago. She misses her friends in Rosebud and with the pandemic she has had no company and as a friendly outgoing person that has been difficult for her. Reid reminisced about her growing up years by Willard,...
Ekalaka Track and Arena members held an annual meeting at 7 p.m. on February 21. With seventy-five percent of shares represented at the meeting, the two-thirds majority required for a quorum was met. A financial report was given and showed a small net loss over the last year. In new business, three director positions were up for election as their terms had expired at the end of 2020. Jeff Elmore, Ches Meyer and incumbent TJ Strub were elected to fill the vacant positions. Members also discussed increasing the amount of money...
