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Hutson Vincent Lovec was born to proud parents Cory and Ashley Lovec on January 7 at 6:45 p.m., weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces and measuring 21 inches long. Paternal grandparents are Steven and Tricia Lovec of Mill Iron. Maternal grandparents are Bill and Ruth Hughes of Butte. The Lovecs reside in Park City with their older son, Brantley, and two dogs....
The Glendive Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture and the Dawson County Boys & Girls Club are once again joining forces to bring the area some of the best in youth basketball. Registration is now open for the 27th Annual Makoshika Youth Basketball Tournament in Glendive, MT, March 8-10. For over a quarter of a century, Glendive has hosted one of the region’s largest basketball tournaments with teams traveling from all over Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming. This tournament is for boys & girls in the 4th – 8th gra...
The Carter County 4-H Shooting Sports Program is asking for support at the 6th Annual 4-H Shooting Stars Invitational scheduled for Friday, February 1 and Saturday, February 2 at the Fallon County Shooting Range and Exhibit Hall. This event will bring youth and families from across Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota. The competition is intended to provide a friendly, learning atmosphere and to promote the 4-H spirit through fun, friendly, constructive experiences. Last year there were over 60 youth from 13 different...
The C & B State Cooperative Grazing District, which originated as Montana’s first established grazing district in 1934, will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday, January 15, at 4 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Wagon Wheel Café on Main Street. Those who attend will hear updates from the Montana Association of State Grazing Districts, Montana Grass Conservation Commission, Montana Public Lands Council and Bureau of Land Management. The election of one director, in addition to any other business, will take place. Please pl...
What are your New Year's Resolutions? Vitalant and Darlene Rose encourage you to help meet the urgent need for blood and platelets by resolving to give blood this year starting in January, which is National Blood Donor Month. Donating blood or platelets is a way to make a lifesaving impact in the new year for patients in need. The critical role of blood and platelet donors has been celebrated each January for nearly 50 years during National Blood Donor Month, which coincides...
Nine Bulldogs scored on the way to a JV girls win in Broadus last Friday. CCHS had 22 turnovers while Broadus had 39. The girls went 2-24 from behind the three point line and made 2 of 7 free throw attempts. CCHS 14 30 48 56 Broadus 1 4 5 9 CCHS: Heidi LaBree 11, Ella Owen 10, Amaya Coleman 8, Kenzie Tooke 7, Kari Kittelmann 5, Codi Melton 4, Annette Lovec 4, Katy Ivy 4, Tyra O'Connor 3 Broadus: Abi Krantz 3, Lucinda Cain 2, Olivia Schaffer 2, Chalee Harms 1, Lea Aye 1 The...
The CCHS JV boys dropped a game to the Hawks last Friday in Broadus. As a team, they shot 5 for 8 on free throws and 3 for 11 from three point land. Tucker Tooke led the Bulldogs in points with 7, Wyatt Gee led all scorers with 15. CCHS 6 20 30 36 Broadus 17 25 42 55 CCHS: Tucker Tooke 7, Ryan Rychner 6, JW Elmore 6, Shane Burkhalter 6, Sean Wolenetz 5, Jaden Pardee 4, Brennan Graham 2 Broadus: Wyatt Gee 15, Dillon Gee 10, Johnny Richards 9, Paysen Kuhbacher 7, Gavin Severeide...
BOZEMAN, Mont., Jan. 8, 2019 – After last winter’s record setting snowfall, the mountains across the state of Montana have received sporadic snowfall so far this year, leaving some river basins near normal for snowpack, while others are below normal on January 1. Early season snowfall has favored regions along the Continental Divide in western and south-central Montana so far this winter, and this is where the highest snowpack percentages can be found. “What’s been unique about this winter so far is that the snowpack in thes...
The history of the Missoula City Band in many ways mirrors the history of Missoula, Montana. Since Missoula's virtual beginning – the time Montana was only a territory and not yet a state – the Missoula City Band played. Through two world wars and the Great Depression, through a surge of pioneers moving west and into contemporary times, its horns blew, reeds vibrated, drummers drummed and cymbals crashed. And our community has enjoyed many great performances. "The Mis...
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks finalized three significant conservation easements in the Habitat Montana program that will protect more than 18,000 acres and provide 970 hunter days a year. “I’m pleased we are able to expand public access and the hunting and recreational opportunities these lands provide,” said FWP Director Martha Williams. “We’re also ensuring that we can keep working families on their land, while conserving wildlife habitat, and preserving Montana’s outdoor traditions for future generations.” All three eas...
Hello, I’m not the biggest football fan around. I very seldom watch an entire game. That is unless it’s the Harding County Ranchers junior high team. Then I pack up Gramma and travel across two states to watch future NFL stars. I sit on hard bleachers in wind, rain, and snow and sip poor coffee and spit sunflower seeds out. And dang, it is fun. But this past weekend was a little different. The Bison were playing in Texas for their seventh championship in eight years. I attended NDSU, albeit briefly. It was in the late six...
Hello God, it’s me, Mara: You know, Lord, we’re already into January but have any of us made resolutions? If that word means to make “a firm decision on something,” how come we frail humans break our resolutions as fast as we make them? Maybe we should choose more wisely? We could all stand to gain some control over our health. Your Word says in Psalms 90:10, “The days of our lives are seventy years; and if reason to strength they are eighty years, yet their boast is only labor and sorrow; for it is soon cut off and we fly aw...
I have never and will never make New Year’s resolutions. New Year’s resolutions are a matter of promising yourself to change habits. No promises will be made by me, just a best effort to change. By not making any promises, no promises will be broken. I once heard it takes two weeks to change a habit: two weeks of a changed behavior. That’s hard to do. No use of tobacco can easily be eliminated. When dealing with addiction, whether to chew or smoke, requires something akin to tears and exhaustion. Men are not likely to cry ...
