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On Tuesday, September 7, CHS Big Sky presented a check to the Malta Food Bank for money raised through our annual Harvest for Hunger food drive. Here is a little information on the drive. CHS Big Sky employees from across Montana have worked with farmers and ranchers, community organizations and businesses to fight rural hunger through the annual CHS Harvest for Hunger food, funds, and grain drive. Currently 1 in every 10 adults and 1 in 6 children in Montana struggle with hunger. People facing...
In June, 2021, TC Energy cancelled its Keystone XL Pipeline project. A decision that was ultimately made in January, once President Joe Biden removed the permit it needed to cross into the U.S. from Canada. TC Energy provided details of its plan in an August 14 document filed in Montana federal court. It stated that work to remove the 1.2-mile segment of the pipeline in northern Phillips County, will start September 22. TC Energy will relinquish the last part of its right-of-way over land at the border when the work is complete in November. It...
The latest drought monitor (September 7, 2021) shows that 36% of the US is in drought level D2 or higher. Most of this is concentrated in the west with 80% D2 or higher and plains states at 42% D2. Widespread drought in 2021 has caused another liquidation cycle. Beef cow slaughter year to date is 9% above a year ago. Cow slaughter is now above the 2010-2013 level, the last significant liquidation that brought the US beef cow herd down to a 60-year low in inventory, said John Nalivka, president o...
The Family Matters Crew invites you to their Fall Style Show 2021 on Thursday, September 30, at 7:00 p.m. via Facebook Live. "This will be our fourth Facebook Live style show," said Assistant Manager, Tessa Handley. "With the Facebook Live shows, we can reach a lot of people, and with the pandemic still going on, it cuts down on the number of people we have in the store at one time." "We will have a wide variety of local models to show off all of the new fall styles," said Manager Avery...
The Phillips County Library will be holding Storytime on Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. for children ages 0 to 5 with guardians participating in the fun, too....
16 Oh wow! The wind really kicked up on Saturday and actually ripped up a few shingles on my roof! So rude! But on the positive side, none of my trees broke off and smashed into my vehicle! Got to count blessings of all sorts! I have been working at the Great Plains Dinosaur Museum quite a lot this last month. I love to visit with the people who come in and answer any questions they might have! This week I was happily surprised to see Jeremy Pearson and his family stop in. He was a student...
We are still enjoying good fall weather in the daytime even if it gets a little cool some nights. Everyone seems to be cleaning up and gathering things to put away for winter. They have all the floor and the apron torn out of the new bus building to replace it. Lots of work and lots of cement to dispose of. Polly Solberg has been busy visiting and caring for business before it gets colder. Terri Cole is still away visiting many grandkids and other family and enjoying shopping. I finally got all...
Sympathy to all immigrants camped under the Texas Bridge. In Whitewater News, sympathy goes out to the family of Alice DeMontigny McAdams. Alice lived in Whitewater for many years. Rena Math is her daughter. Denise Cox was a guest for senior meals at the North 40. Late congratulations to the Cox family on their new grandbaby. There was a volleyball game at the WHS with Harlem Junior High. Good luck to all teams. Its Harvest time!! It is sad that many farmers did not have a crop due to the...
We hear all too often that if something is allowed to proceed, it will forever change life as we know it. It’s rarely true, but a lot of folks feed on fear and nonsense. Take the United Property Owners of Montana for instance. An organization supposedly put together to protect property rights, UPOM is on the fight with the American Prairie Reserve over that group’s plans to raise bison and change a few BLM grazing allotments. UPOM apparently has no other concerns at the moment but to put an end...
Dear Editor, There are some in our government who care nothing for our Constitution or our country. In fact, they want to do away with our Constitution and make this into a socialist, communist country. How many of you remember Sept. 29, 1959? That was the day Khrushchev of the Soviet Union spoke to President Kennedy at the United Nations, giving his prediction of where America would be today. Khrushchev said: "Your children's children will live under communism. You Americans are so gullible. No, you won't accept communism outright, but we...
Alice Heisler DeMontigny McAdams, was welcomed through heaven's gates on September 19, 2021 at the age of 91 years. She had been residing at Valley View Nursing Home in Glasgow, MT for the past few months. She passed on a beautiful Sunday afternoon, peacefully in her sleep. Alice was born on December 25, 1929, in Masefield Sask. Canada, as a Christmas blessing to her parents Mike and Mary (Schatz) Heisler. She was the oldest of 8 children. Alice's early years were spent on her family's farm,...
Robert (Rob) Charles Romo was born in the early morning of March 22, 1963 to Charles and Shelley (Irish) Romo in the Middle of Nowhere, Glasgow, MT, and passed away on September 19, 2021 in Kennewick, WA, after a hard fought battle against Covid. Rob was the first son and third child, with 2 older sisters, Valarie Ann and Teresa Jo, and 2 younger brothers, Randall Paul and Timothy Day. He was in a hurry to come and get life started as he was an inquisitive and mischievous child from the very beginning. Even climbing the windmill when he was 3...
Therese Haynes Taylor of Phoenix, AZ came to visit with Gramma Pat Murdock for awhile. She is Ron Haynes' oldest daughter. She and Pat went to Saco last Sunday to watch great-grandkids and area youth participate in a rodeo and RCAN scramble in Saco's new arena. Macey Cox Ferguson and baby son, Trey, of Huntley drove to Frenchman Creek recently to spend time with Grandma Denise and Grampa Clinton Cox. Macey works in Shepherd in the school system. Stone Anderson, son of Jace and Shae Anderson, and Ripp Anderson, son of Jett and Bri Anderson,...
Malta Senior Center BINGO is every Friday at 1:00 at the Malta Senior Center School Hearing Screenings 8-23-21 - 10-30-21. Hearing Screenings will take place in Bear Paw Cooperative member schools from August 23 through October 30, 2021. Children enrolled in kindergarten and first grade, and ninth or tenth grade will be screened. No other children will be screened without parental permission. Please contact the school if you have any questions or concerns, or the Bear Paw Cooperative at 406-357-2269. This service is sponsored by the Bear Paw Co...
The Landusky Fall Fundraiser will be held at the Landusky Community Center in Landusky on October 23, 2021 from 3 pm to 7:30 pm. We will be having a meal consisting of soups, buns, corn bread, and pies (donations will be accepted for the food) meal will start at 4:30pm. There will also be a bake sale, 50/50, live auction starting at 6:00pm and two silent auctions one from 3:00-4:30 pm and the second one from 4:30- 6:00 pm. Hope to see everyone in beautiful Landusky on the 23 of October....
1 years ago- Wednesday, September 28, 2011 Three firms interested in doing a study The condition of Malta’s water system, parking, and repair of city infrastructure occupied the Malta City Council Tuesday. Mayor Shyla Jones reported the city received proposals from three engineering firms seeking to do a preliminary engineering report on the city’s municipal water system. On the subject of parking, the council took no action on a request for angle parking on 1st Street in front of 3 Sisters, First Security Bank, and Stretch’s Pizza. Mayor...
You should go behind the Hi Line Retirement Center. In the field out back they have built a large garage for the Phillips County Transit buses. This garage will be very good when Malta has really bad cold and snowy weather. The garage has six big doors for the buses to go in and out safely. It looks like there will be an office in one corner. The building is not quite finished, but will be soon. You should go and take a look at the new garage. David V...
The North Country Mavericks Volleyball team bounced back with a pair of wins last week, defeating the Harlem Lady Wildcats last Tuesday, September 21, and then the Lustre Christian Lions on Friday, September 24. The Lady Mavericks will face the Glasgow Lady Scotties on Thursday, September 30, at 4:30 p.m. They will then host the Plentywood Lady Wildcats in Saco on Friday, October 1, 4:30 p.m. The team's last game of the week is scheduled to be an away game against Froid-Lake on Saturday,...
The Malta, Whitewater, and Dodson cross country teams headed to Frazer on Thursday, September 23, for the Frazer Invitational. The race was held at Clark's Hill, overlooking the Missouri River, just west of Frazer. The overall winner of the race was Annie Kaul of Plentywood, with a time of 19:53. Second was Iris McKean of Glasgow (20:19), and third went to Mya Green from Scobey (20:43). Kira Beck was the top M-ette at the finish line, coming in 23rd place with a time of 25:58. Kirsta Meisdalen...
The Malta Mustangs football team posted another dominant win last Friday, September 24, as they defeated the Wolf Point Wolves in Wolf Point 54-20. Malta now sits 4-0 at the mid-point of the season. "We have had a great start to the season," Malta Head Coach Nick Oxarart said. "Our non-conference games prepared us well to start our conference play. It feels good to start 4-0 overall and 1-0 in the North division, but we can't be satisfied with that and we will head into each week feeling like...
The Malta M-ette Volleyball team outlasted the Shelby Coyotes in Shelby on Friday, September 24, but fell 1-4 in the Choteau Invitational last Saturday, September 25. Overall, the M-ettes are 6-1 in regular-season games and 3-1 in the Conference. "We are sitting pretty good, the team chemistry has been great," Malta Head Coach Tasha Hines said. "We need to be better about avoiding the mistake domino, where one (given up) turns into two, and two turns into three." She said that this year's group...
HELP WANTED HR/Community Relations Phillips County Hospital is accepting applications for a full-time HR/Community Relations. We offer a family-oriented, supportive, TEAM-building work environment. Very competitive wages Sign on bonus available On the job training 3 weeks of Paid Time Off (PTO) accrued 2 weeks/yr Extended Medical Leave (EML) accrued 8 paid holidays – including your birthday PCH pays a portion of the employee health/vision premium Eligible to contribute to pre-tax 401(k) after a year of employment with an employer match I...