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Hello: My name is Gary Roberts, and I graduated from CCHS in 1952. The purpose of this notice is to pay tribute to the fine teachers I had at the high school in the late forties and early fifties. These teachers were: Miss Driscoll, Miss Schied, Mrs. Buck, Coach Ed Short, Mr. Lambert, and the principal, Mr. Rowley. There were other good teachers, but these, in my opinion, were the best. They gave me the background and the discipline to go on to college, get some degrees, and...
As established in House Bill 93 signed during the 2021 legislative session, the Montana Department of Agriculture (MDA) can now certify additional materials, such as gravel, as being free of noxious weeds. Administrative rules for Noxious Weed Free Materials (MAR Notice No. 4-21-273) were recently adopted following a public hearing and comment period that received no comments, although industry groups have expressed support for certifying materials beyond forage. “Laying the groundwork for more materials to be certified as w...
We have been in the retail/food service business now for two and a half months, and many readers have asked how that is going? The answer to that is very well after the first couple days. The first couple days were not our brightest shining moments I can tell you. On the first morning, patrons were lined up on the sidewalk fifteen minutes before we were supposed to open. We were fortunate that many customers were eagerly anticipating our opening. Our ribbon cutting ceremony was supposed to be the first thing that morning,...
Hello God, it’s me, Mara: You know, Lord, recalling a ‘happening’ from a long time ago, was fascinating. Several of us gals had to deal with those pre-college physicals. None of us were really that tall but several of us were delighted to see that we WERE taller than five-feet. Woo-hoo – even though it was only one-quarter inch. Time passed, we’d kept in touch, then several of us were less than thrilled when a recent measurement set two of them, once again, at under five feet. Friend K.G. said, “No wonder my motto has a...
Thank you to the organizers of the Carter County Fair parade on August 14, 2021. It was a great parade and theme. I was honored to ride with the four hometown heroes on the float. I worked with them and they always made bad situations turn out the best way they could. Peb Cline was also a patriot who served the United States as well as a hometown hero. Louise Dague was always cool and calm and used common sense with ambulance calls. Also, Louise and EMTs were always there to help with other emergencies from fires to law...
Donna Fae Kingsley was born on September 6, 1930 in Ekalaka, Montana. Even after living over 75 years in California, she always considered Ekalaka home. She was the daughter of George and Alice Kingsley and was from a family of nine children being number eight in order. Her siblings included Robert, John, Lester, Henry, Andrew, Max, Minnie and Betty. She never forgot the love and memories of her home-town. She remained friends with her childhood friends Jeannie Faye, Marlene...
Ekalaka Airport will host an inaugural 97M fly-in on September 11 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Area pilots and all community members are invited to attend. In addition to planes, cars, trucks and motorcycles can be driven to the show. At 11 a.m. lunch will be served and there will be live music from Wilder Butte Band. A flour drop competition with a $10 buy-in will be taking place throughout the day and attendees are invited to check out the new pilot's lounge at Ekalaka Airport. A...
The Carter County Public Health Department has appointments available for the COVID-19 vaccine on Friday September 3rd. Residents can call 406-775-6332 to schedule a time. The department would also like to know who may want to receive a third dose of the vaccine as outlined by the CDC. This will help with planning and logistics efforts. Anyone interested is asked to call the office. Public Health also wants to wish everyone a wonderful and blessed Labor Day weekend. We hope you take time to celebrate the fruits of your...
Dahl Memorial Healthcare Association will hold its annual meeting on Thursday, September 16th beginning at 6 p.m. at Carter County Events Center. Three board positions are up for election to three-year terms at the annual meeting this year. Board members whose terms are expiring and are up for re-election include Jitt Schneider, Troy Fruit and Georgia Bruski. Jerry Keith and Jonathan DeFord are also running for the open positions. The annual meeting is open for all to attend but to be a voting member of the association,...
At their meeting on Monday, Carter County commissioners voted to suspend the request for proposals (RFP) for an operator and lessee of the new Carter County Healthcare Facility for the period commencing January 1, 2022. The decision came "because of new information presented to the County," according to a notice provided by the county. The RFP has been discussed heavily since the original notice was first published on July 23. On August 9th, approximately sixty concerned...
Carter County has been selected to participate in the 2021 Reimagining Rural Virtual Gathering that is designed to bring some fresh ideas about how to create a vibrant future for rural communities across Montana. It has been a challenging year and organizers hope to help local volunteers and leaders reset and reimagine a bright future for their community by bringing them together to hear some positive research and success stories about rural communities. Reimagining Rural... Full story
Fall sports seasons are now in full swing as both the volleyball and football teams played games over the weekend. CCHS football lost a nail-biter in Grenora on Friday night, 36-42. The 'Dogs trailed early but battled back to take the lead with three minutes remaining in the fourth quarter before eventually losing to the Thunder. The volleyball team played in a tournament in Fairview on Saturday to kick off their season. Out of ten sets, the girls went 5-5....
