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The Montana Pharmacy Association officially selected Kristin Dimond, currently employed at Billings Clinic as the Inpatient Pharmacy Clinical Coordinator, as the association's new Chair during their 2023 Annual Business Meeting. Kristin is originally from Malta, and graduated from Malta High School in 2000. She went on to get a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Washington. "There isn't much about my childhood that I would change," Dimond said about Malta. "Growing up in rural...
On June 16, Phillips County Prevention Specialist, Gina Lamb, collaborated with Malta Girl Scout Troops 3903 & 3995, and Phillips County Coalition for Healthy Choices to host the first annual Father/Daughter Dance in Malta! The idea came about as an effort to promote strong relationships between fathers (male role models) and daughters, to increase the connections of the presence of a loving and supportive adult that provides our young girls with nurturing and security, and to promote positive...
If it had been a wedding anniversary, it would have been the year of Sapphire. Being a funeral director, however, the protocol and presentation is a finely handcrafted wooden plaque. Greg Kirkwood, and his wife, Jan, traveled to Miles City last weekend when Greg was presented with a plaque recognizing 45 years of service as a funeral director. Kirkwood graduated from Wichita West High School in 1965; following he entered the service in the US Air Force seven days after graduation. Through his...
Carolyn Schmoeckel, VFW Auxiliary Post 4067, was recently elected and installed as VFW Auxiliary Dept. of Montana Senior Vice President at the 101st convention held in Whitefish, June 14-17....
Fort Belknap Indian Community is seeking the public's help with monitoring the success of the swift fox reintroduction. Since 2020, the Fort Belknap Indian Community has been reintroducing swift foxes. Swift foxes were absent from the area for over 50 years, and in addition to the cultural significance of returning a species to Nakoda and Aaniiih sovereign land, the reintroduction promotes connectivity between two portions of the swift fox range separated by over 200 miles. Swift foxes can be...
Government inefficiency knows no bounds. A classic example is the fact that it takes a literal act of Congress to add flights from the Western United States into Reagan National Airport in DC. This arbitrary restriction on the free market has resulted in underutilization of that airport, and fewer options and higher fares for those of us in the West. It all goes back to good ole boy deals made back when Reagan National Airport was first constructed decades ago. By loosening the federal binds on Reagan National, Montanans would benefit from...
Montana’s 1972 constitution guarantees its citizens a right to “a clean and healthful environment in Montana for present and future generations.” The 2023 trial of Held V. State of Montana, a lawsuit brought by 16 Montana youth, attempts to show how the state government’s longstanding energy policies violate this constitutional right by favoring fossil fuel industries with high carbon emissions. The lawsuit is named for plaintiff Rikki Held, age 22, a fifth-generation Montanan raised on a cattle ranch in the Powder River basin. In testimo...
I quit gardening this year. For the second time. No more tilling, planting, weeding, watering, or harvesting for me. My family always grew a large vegetable garden, and I was required to work in it. Once I left home, I vowed to never garden again, a vow I kept until I began growing gardens of my own. I had a small garden in Livingston, and a bit larger one in Bozeman, but it was in Malta where I really cut loose. My first garden here was a 15 x 40-foot plot soon followed by another of the same...
Members of the Malta City Council met on June 13th with all Council members present. Following the pledge to the flag, Mayor Demarais stated that the two vacant positions had been filled. John Wright has been hired as Compliance Officer; Matt VanWinkle has been hired as a laborer. A motion was made to approve the minutes of the previous meeting, the agenda, the claims, and the payroll; it was seconded and passed. Public Works Director Jim Truelove provided a report on several matters. The City crew had been busy with two digs, one at the Villa...
I saw a phenomenon that I haven’t seen before,,,a cloud of pollen from some crested wheatgrass that looked like some dust broiling up. It was amazing. Also, it might be the reason I have my itchy eyes and throat right now. My flycatcher babies have left the nest and are on their own. The momma flycatcher is busy fixing up the nest and laying eggs for the next batch. At senior meals on Wednesday three of the Olsen girls were there. Kerry Kingsley of Glasgow, Kristie, from Crosby, ND, and Carol f...
Several rains have kept it green and nice----things are growing fast--including the weeds. Nice to see several new zero-turn mowers in town and the people that are using them to share and help out neighbors. Velyma Broadhead and Kay Braach returned home on Sunday after visiting relatives and attending some parties and honors for some of Kay's family. It was fun to watch the one new house in Dodson go up so fast----nice to see some more houses coming in. The one downtown that they have been...
Get well wishes to Courtney Hellie of Whitewater who needs help with medical bills. Also “Get Well” wishes to Dallas Green who returned home now. The Murdock Ranch north of Whitewater celebrated its 100th anniversary! They had a big dinner and party at the North 40, it was well attended by family and friends. Congratulations to the Murdock family. Here in Whitewater, we have had lots of rain, and also some terrific hailstorms. The A hailstorm broke the window in the house next door. It also bro...
Malta Senior Center BINGO is every Friday at 1:00 at the Malta Senior Center Malta School Board Mtg School Board Meetings are held every second Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. in the MHS Boardroom. Times and dates are subject to change. City Council Meetings City Council Meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month at City Hall at 5 p.m. PC Library Knitting and Crochet Club The Phillips County Library hosts a knitting and crochet group from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. every Thursday. MT Shakespeare in the Park 6-28-23 Mark your...
1 years ago June 26, 2013 Mustang Basketball Camp will be held July 1-3 for boys 4th-8th grade. The camp will emphasize on defensive and offensive techniques, stations, contests and fun. Angela Hebbelman, of Chinook, was treated for non-life threatening injuries following a motorcycle accident on Hwy 66 near mile marker 7. She encountered a recent overlay repair in a slide area and lost control. The Phillips County Sheriff’s Office is continuing to investigate the death of a one-year-old child at his home in Malta. It was reported in a 911 cal...
P. C. Museum Curator Applications are being accepted for a part-time position at the Phillips County Museum as the Museum Curator. This position will be seasonal, part-time through the months of April through December. 3 - 8 hours per week Competitive wages. Must have strong work ethic, communication skills and work effectively with the public. A background in art and/or history a plus. Attention to detail and independent judgment a must. Must be able to lift 35 lbs. Complete job description and application are available at the Phillips County...
PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF PENDING ATTACHMENT OF A TAX LIEN On Tuesday, August 1, 2023, the Phillips County Treasurer will attach a property tax lien to property on which the 2022 taxes are delinquent. The delinquent taxes, including penalties, interest and costs are a lien upon the property and that unless delinquent taxes, penalties, interest, and costs are paid prior to July 31, 2023 a tax lien will be attached and may be assigned to a third party. MCA 15-17-122 A complete delinquent list of all persons and property in the county now owing...
Starting on June 20, hunters can sign up for leftover licenses and permits that were not distributed by the drawing through MyFWP on the FWP website. The resulting Surplus License List will be randomized with hunters at the top of the list contacted via email with instructions to finalize their purchase within a specified time. To be placed on the Surplus License List, resident and nonresident hunters can sign up through the MyFWP portal. This process requires hunters to keep their email address current in their ALS record. Payment of the...
Milk River Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution members, Leila Seyfert, Joy Linn, and Melissa Ancell, celebrated Flag Day in Glasgow. They presented certificates to area businesses that were flying their flags. The certificates were for proper display and use of the American Flag. The DAR promotes and encourages a strong patriotic feeling and respect for The Flag of the United States of America. The principal objectives are to: • Keep the Flag flying • Protect the Flag under all conditions • Ensure its correct use and display • Edu...
The three little Anderson boys of Jett and Bri visited their cousins Stone and Sutton (Jace and Shae Anderson) in Glasgow while their parents were gone Therese Haynes Taylor is back on the Murdock ranch after a trip to Phoenix to see her kids, Jacob and Madison. And to take care of other business. Ty and Lydia Murphy of Missoula had a beautiful baby girl on June 1. Her name is Ronnie Kay and is named after her great Grandfather Ron Haynes. Lexie Haynes is the other great Grandparent. Making Billie Sky a Grandmother and Pat Murdock a...
The Healthcare Foundation and individuals supporting the hospital donated Therm-X Hot/Cold Compression System and a Light Force Therapy Laser to the Phillips County Hospital physical therapy department. The equipment is designed to assist and aid in the healing of injuries and is used following surgeries. Clients of the PT office who have used the laser equipment said they found relief following the treatment. One of the two contacted regarding the machine said she was seeking relief from a hip...
The Malta Swim Team trekked to the Roundup Swim Meet on Saturday, June 24, and Sunday, June 25, 2023. First-timers, Emma Solberg and Ellie Newman were finally able to get their feet wet. All the swimmers who attended had a great weekend, some placing in most of the events they entered. Great job to all the swimmers! The Swim Team will take next weekend off due to the July 4th holiday. The Malta Swim Meet is scheduled for July 9-10, 2023. See you there! Individual Meet Results Event # 16 Female...
As part of their outreach program, the Montana Farmer's Union hosted a get-together for women involved in agriculture in any aspect. Mary Jenni was the host and shared with those in attendance the importance and the impact of women in the field. Lunch was compliments of MFU and was enjoyed by all. The ladies ranged in age from six to sixty (and more) and each brought to the table of discussion their connection to the largest industry in Phillips County. Gathered at the table the women shared...
The Malta Dirt Daubers are proud to announce this year's $500 scholarship recipient, Lauren Tuss of Malta who will be attending Carroll College this fall. She is the daughter of Spike and Janine Tuss....
Republican leadership in the Montana State House of Representatives released the below statements today following lawmakers receiving threatening letters containing an unknown white powder. Representatives Rhonda Knudsen, R-Culbertson, and Neil Duram, R-Eureka, both received anonymous letters at their homes with local return addresses but post office markings from Kansas City. Inside the main envelopes were vague and threatening letters accompanied by a smaller envelope containing an unknown white powder. Both representatives have reported...
