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It has been a pleasure to coach these 5th and 6th graders, they have worked hard on their basic skills, offensive moves, and defensive slides for the last 6 weeks. On Friday we played Wibaux and the B team lost 16 to 33. Peighton Matthews had 4 points, Aubri Ashbrook had 3 points, Ella Wright had 3 points, Oakley Spring had 1 point and Cai Jesperson had 5 points. Our free throws improved, as we shot 42 percent from the line. The girls A team won 50 to 26 over Wibaux. Samantha Deford had 1 point, Alivia Foxley had 5 points,...
Hunters out and about in southeast Montana during the closing weekend of antelope season found continuing mild weather, and most said they had opportunity to harvest an animal if they wanted to. Hysham This past Sunday at the Hysham rest area, 73 hunting parties and 149 hunters passed through the biological check station. Harvest rates were average with 63 percent of hunters bringing home game. In general, most hunters had a chance to harvest a deer and were satisfied with the...
November 13, 2023 Tie Creek and Capitol are back to moderate fall weather. There were a few sprinkles of rain, and a windy day or two. Dick and Erma Albert had a good week. Erma was glad to go to the chiropractor, on Wednesday. She planned to have pies for Friday’s Senior Citizens’ Dinner, but needed some supplies, so on Thursday, she and Dick went shopping in Spearfish. She got the pies ready for Friday, in honor of Dick’s birthday. There were a few other Senior Citizens celebrating birthdays this week, so some other pies...
Hello God, it’s me, Mara: You know, Lord, any day it’s great to ‘watch’ things, like clouds, trees, flowers, traffic, you name it, right? Can’t we just hear a group of kids using that word: “Let’s watch those clouds – they’re really moving fast.” Angie says, “Since we live in a valley, we like to watch the sun rise over the hills, or see the clouds coming up OR going down behind the hills, my favorite is to watch the Full Moon rising over the hills.” Deb adds, “We live on top of a hill, we get to watch those things also,...
Dear Editor, Tomorrow November 11th, is Veterans Day, and yesterday November 9th, I had the honor of helping put on the Veterans Appreciation Program at the School. There were quite a few Veterans, several who had been adopted by each class and others as well. In planning the Program I attempted to make it a Program that would be entertaining to all, educational to our future and a show of appreciation to who mattered, our local Veterans, and Veterans we don’t know near and far. My father was in WWII, and I am very proud o...
The best part of writing a weekly column is that readers love to help me out. This week I have Bobcat/Grizzly jokes as the cross-state football rivalry looms this Saturday. I am sure you will be able to tell that the jokes were sorted by a Bobcat fan, but of course I will give equal time to Grizzly fans if they send me some great jokes. Albert Einstein met a Bobcat alumnus at a party. He asked the Bobcat if he knew his IQ score. The Bobcat replied, “240.” Albert and the Bobcat had a great conversation about physics and the...
All-State selections: Krystan Hafla, Sr., Jordan; Mya Jorgenson, Jr., Savage; Alyssa Llewellyn, Jr., Wibaux; Mia Mader, Sr., Broadus; Madeline Moline, So., Circle; Emma Murphy, Fr., Circle; Nasya O'Connor, So., Ekalaka; Meryssa Price, Jr., Forsyth; Brooke Reuter, Sr., Savage; Zeason Schaffer, Sr., Broadus; Kendal Stanley, Sr., Broadus. First-Team All-Conference: Zeason Schaffer, Broadus, 12; Brooke Reuter, Savage, 12; Madeline Moline, Circle, 10; Krystan Hafla, Jordan, 12;...
The most important global issue of the day is that of the middle east conflict. The barbaric evil of Hamas was in full display October 7th. The reports are undeniable; “The IDF told CNN that women, children, toddlers and elderly were brutally butchered in an ISIS way of action.” (CNN, Oct. 13) LA Times, Oct.12 wrote, “Reporting on the violence by Hamas and response by Israel…. is requiring onscreen warnings before showing pictures of how the Hamas onslaught killed families and children in their homes, leaving behind blood-s...
OFFENSE: 1st Team All-Conference Quarterback, Joey McDermott, Forsyth 1st Team All-Conference Quarterback, Chace Loehding, Ekalaka 2nd Team All-Conference Quarterback, Teegan Reede-Hahne, Park City 2nd Team All-Conference Quarterback, Jayce Schroeder, Broadus 1st Team All-Conference Running Back, Ethan Frye, Ekalaka 1st Team All-Conference Running Back, Eli Johnson, Forsyth 2nd Team All-Conference Running Back, Wyatt Story, Park City 2nd Team All-Conference Running Back,...
submitted by Sagebrush Service Club Sagebrush Service Club will again be sponsoring a Christmas lights decorating contest for residences and businesses. The judging will start at 5:30 p.m. on December 19th. The club will give three prizes for residential and one for business. The first year that the club sponsored the contest for businesses, there were several beautiful light displays in windows and outside. Downtown looked so festive. Let’s light up the town again this year! The club appreciate everyone’s participation. The...
On the heels of former Ekalaka Public Schools Principal Brian Purnell's recent resignation, Superintendent Charles Cook formally announced his resignation at the unified board's regular meeting on Tuesday night. Cook will be staying with the school through the end of the fall semester, he said. His last day in office will be on December 21st. Cook also spoke briefly, after announcing his own resignation, about what he said were untrue rumors surrounding the recent resignation...
Carter County Weed District is reinstating the county wide cost share for the 2024 spray season. Here’s what you need to know: • You must have a current, approved weed management plan of file with the Weed District before purchasing chemical through the cost share program. • Only Carter County residents and landowners are eligible. • Only chemical purchased through Carter County Weed District is eligible for cost share. • You cannot bring in payment receipts from other chemical dealers and receive reimbursement. • Cost sh...
The CCHS drama class is currently in rehearsals for the upcoming dinner theater “Inn Trouble” on December 7th at 6 p.m. The murder mystery takes place in a rundown hotel in New York City, where several vloggers are staying for a weekend. From the fake French desk clerk to the conspiracy-theorist head chef, the staff is almost as self-absorbed as the vloggers who have come to stay. The results of their interactions could be murder. This year’s cast includes Zander Ashbrook, Kasyn Buckley, Jenna Elmore, Jolyn Elmore, Maggi...
