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  • Submit a Public Notices or Legals ad

    Updated Dec 1, 2024

    To submit a Legal advertisement, please email it to ekeagle@midrivers.com, along with your phone number, and someone will contact you for payment. Thank you, Ekalaka Eagle... Full story

  • JH boys basketball scores

    Updated Dec 1, 2024

    November 22, Sacred Heart end of season tournament - Ekalaka vs. Terry - Ekalaka lost Ekalaka A 7 15 21 23 Terry A 9 22 34 42 Ekalaka A: Grady Stieg 11, Cortland O'Connor 6, Landry Shepherd 2, Jaxen Walker 2, Ben Enos 2....

  • Tax cuts, teacher pay boosts, prison expansion shape Gianforte's budget proposal

    Eric Dietrich and Mara Silvers, montanafreepress.org|Updated Dec 1, 2024

    Fresh off a reelection win, Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte has proposed that Montana lawmakers adopt a two-year state budget that prioritizes further tax cuts alongside investments in public safety and education. The proposal represents a starting point for budget negotiations that will occur in and out of public view through the 2025 Legislature. Highlights of the $17.9 billion proposal include a top-bracket rate cut for state income taxes and a homeowner property tax relief...

  • JH girls basketball scores

    Updated Dec 1, 2024

    November 21, Sacred Heart end of season tournament - Ekalaka vs. Plevna - Ekalaka lost in overtime Ekalaka A 2 8 17 23 25 Plevna A 11 19 19 23 27 Ekalaka A: Cai Jesperson 8, Lily Schallenberger 6, Holly Walker 6, Aubri Ashbrook 3, Kinley Miller 1, Daisey Kratzer 1. Plevna A: Brynn Buerkle 10, Lily Eisele 6, Quinn Nemitz 5, Nati Nemitz 2, Emory Rieger 2, Sophie Mellon 2....

  • Secretary Christi Jacobsen: 'More than 10,000 new businesses registered in September, October'

    Updated Dec 1, 2024

    Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen said roughly 4,900 new businesses registered with the Secretary of State's Office in September, while almost 5,500 more registered in October, according to the Montana Business Economic Report. In total, more than 10,000 new business registrations were filed in September and October. "Several new customers visited our office to register their business in the last two months, while many more took advantage of our 24/7 online filing system. Our team was honored to serve them all in...

  • Wild Game Feed grows

    DeAnna Herbst, courtesy of the Fallon County Times|Updated Dec 1, 2024

    Twenty years! Twenty years of the Fallon County Wild Game Feed in memory of Stan Wagner has come and gone. According to Wendy Wagner and Norton Walker, the game feed brought in an estimated 1,500 people. The largest crowd they have had. The people were served elk cotto salami, mountain lion summer sausage, buffalo meatballs, antelope stroganoff, bear chili, wild hog and mountain lion chili, pulled elk, pulled wild hog and elk enchiladas. All the wild game is donated by...

  • Cooking in the West

    Susan Metcalf|Updated Dec 1, 2024

    I absolutely love guest columns and teaching writing, so this week when I was subbing at Melville School, I asked my upper grade writing class to write guest columns complete with recipes. They did a great job, and hopefully they will be inspired to keep writing! This is week one of guest columns. Tune in next week for more! Have a blessed Thanksgiving, everyone! Semi Scandal by Dally Cosgriff One cool fall day, my Uncle Gregory was working on a motor in a shop in Greycliff,...

  • Attorney General Knudsen shares tips to avoid scams during holiday season

    Updated Dec 1, 2024

    As Montanans prepare for holiday shopping this Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Attorney General Austin Knudsen is sharing a reminder to stay vigilant and be aware of common scams, which usually increase this time of year. “Scammers will be looking to take advantage of unsuspecting Montanans doing their Christmas shopping online. Please, stay vigilant and trust your gut. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is,” Attorney General Knudsen said. “Don’t let bad actors wreak havoc on your holiday season.” Attorney...

  • Conversations with God

    Updated Dec 1, 2024

    Hello God, it's me, Mara: You know, Lord, it's a blessing to say 'THANKS' – that's an honor to God. That thought popped up as several guys were discussing the cancer diagnosis of their uncle. 'Johnny' spoke, stating that he'd been in the room with his uncle when the Dr. came in, suggesting he start each day by giving thanks, "For at least three things," she suggested. 'Dan' stated that Uncle starts out each day with words of praise; Thank You, God, for a good night's sleep. F...

  • Robert Earl "Bob" Tanner

    Updated Dec 1, 2024

    Bob Tanner born September 5, 1930 in Hot Springs, SD., passed peacefully October 30th with his family by his side. Bob was six years old when his parents moved to Wyoming, and the state filled his heart forevermore. He graduated from Newcastle High School in 1948, attended one year of college, then worked for Western Geophysical seismograph company for two years, where he traveled the western US and Canada-a wonderful experience for a very young man. Bob was forever a...

  • Ekalaka Wrestling Club partners with Baker Wrestling Club for AAU sign-ups

    Updated Dec 1, 2024

    The Ekalaka Wrestling Club is once again teaming up with the Baker Wrestling Club for the upcoming wrestling season. AAU sign-ups will take place on Monday, December 2nd from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Baker High School main entrance. For more information, individuals can contact Coach Spring at 406-740-0523 or Chad at 406-978-2300. For questions related to the Baker Wrestling Club, please reach out to Polly Davis at 406-941-2070 or Donna Gorder at 406-891-019...

  • Stockgrowers Foundation raises over $1 million in donations for ranchers affected by fires in southeastern Montana and northern Wyoming

    Updated Dec 1, 2024

    The summer of 2024 presented another active fire season, especially across Southeastern Montana and Northwestern Wyoming. The Remington Fire started in late August 2024 in Sheridan County, WY, and burned thousands of acres, quickly crossing into Montana. In response to this large, fast-moving fire, affecting many cattle producers in the area, the Montana Stockgrowers Foundation (MSF) reactivated its Wildfire Relief Fund, to raise funds to assist landowners in their recovery and rebuilding. As a 501(c)(3), MSF provided a...

  • Out with the old, in with the new

    Updated Dec 1, 2024

    Fruit Service and Repair, Inc. in Ekalaka has announced an upgrade to its fuel services with the installation of a new pay-at-the-pump system. This upgrade allows customers 24/7 access to both gas and diesel at their location on Highway 323. With the new system in place, drivers can now fuel up at any time of day or night, providing added convenience for those on the go. Whether for personal vehicles or larger trucks, Fruit Service is now ready to meet the needs of the...

  • Join Carter County Chamber of Commerce for the 2024 Christmas Stroll in Ekalaka

    Updated Dec 1, 2024

    The Carter County Chamber of Commerce invites everyone to usher in the holiday season at the 2024 Christmas Stroll on Thursday, December 5th, on Main Street in Ekalaka. This year's "Polar Express" Community Celebration promises a fun-filled evening with a variety of holiday activities for the entire family, starting at 4 p.m. One of the highlights of the event is the Festival of Wreaths, which will be on display at the tennis court. Attendees can cast their votes for their...

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