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U.S. Senator Jon Tester secured $9,752,250 for Bear Paw Development to finance expanded meat and poultry processing in five regions across Montana. In order to reach markets across the state, Bear Paw Development has partnered with Sweetgrass Development Corporation, Great Falls; Headwaters RC&D, Butte; Montana Business Assistance Connection, Helena; and Snowy Mountain Development Corporation, Lewistown. This loan was awarded through USDA Rural Development’s Meat and Poultry Intermediary Lending Program (MPILIP), which was funded through T...
Little minds that peaked with interest in the field of science were showcased and recognized at the 2023 Science Fair awards assembly held at Malta Elementary on Tuesday, Feb. 28th. This year 90 enthusiastic contestants made the decision of the judges a little more complicated the day before with their displays, experiments, illustrated talks and lessons. Held annually, and hosted by PIE (Parents Involved in Education), this year the definite increase in participation was overwhelming. Last...
The Malta City Council met Tuesday, Feb. 28th, in the City Chambers for the regularly scheduled meeting. With all council members present, opening with the pledge to the flag, Mayor John Demarais then called the meeting to order. Motions to accept the minutes, agenda, to pay claims and items brought forth by Deputy Clerk Laurie Barrett were seconded and passed. Eric Witmer, City Shop Foreman, was the first individual on the agenda. He said the crews had been working on snow removal in the downto...
Al Kroll, local Veteran, neighbor, friend, uncle and grandpa, celebrated Sunday in style. He turned 92 with family, friends and a warm and friendly group at the monthly jam session at the VFW. With restriction for open flames, and being a Sunday, and not wanting to interfere with the volunteer fire department's day off, no candles were lit. However, the smile of Al's face put a glow in the room. Al and his wife, Ruby, have two children, two grandchildren and two great-grandkids. His wife, and...
This week over 200 bills were heard on Monday and Tuesday before the Chambers headed to the floor to wrap up before today’s transmittal deadline. From week one of the session to today, we’ve worked on 52 bills and here is where some of the major bills stand at the transmittal break: For many Sessions in a row, MFBF has reported on our opposition to several “placarding” bills. Promoted as “Country of Origin Labeling” bills, the legislation would force retailers to post signs indicating where the beef and pork on their shelves was “born, rais...
Following Senate confirmation, Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte’s newly appointed Fish and Wildlife Commission members were sworn in last week. The new members are Jeff Burrows of Hamilton, representing Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Region 2, and Susan Brooke of Bozeman, representing FWP Region 3. Current commission members Lesley Robinson and William Lane were also confirmed for continued terms. Burrows grew up in the Bitterroot Valley, graduated from Hamilton High School and received a bachelor’s degree in environmental engineering from Montana T...
1 yrs ago Feb. 27, 2013 FLYING HIGH Malta graduate, Cadet Jaclyn French had the rare experience of marching with the members of her squadron in President Barack’s inaugural parade on Jan. 21. She is a freshman at the US Naval Academy, and is the daughter of Craig and Conni French. ---------------------- TOP BREEDER Jeff Hould was honored for 25 years of service to the Artificial Insemination (AI) Industry. Jeff is an employee of ASB Global, Inc. --------------------------- TWO PLUS TWO Lacy and Jessica Lodmell of Poulsbo, WA., welcome a s...
As lawmakers wrap up the first half of the 2023 legislative session, Republicans are touting the final passage of over $1 billion in financial relief to Montanans. “We said coming into the legislative session that providing financial relief to Montanans suffering from inflation and the high cost of living was our number one priority,” said Jason Ellsworth, a Hamilton Republican and the President of the Montana Senate. “Before we’ve even hit the halfway point of the legislative session, we’re delivering on that commitment with the largest t...
The U.S. Attorney’s Office announced that the following persons were arraigned or appeared this week before U.S. Magistrate judges on indictments handed down by the Grand Jury or on criminal complaints. The charging documents are merely accusations and defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty: Appearing in Missoula before U.S. Magistrate Judge Kathleen L. DeSoto and pleading not guilty on March 2 was: Justin Jose Romo, 29, of Kalispell, on charges of possession with intent to distribute fentanyl and methamphetamine and prohibited p...
Congratulations to the following Malta Middle School students who have made the Honor Roll for the second trimester of the 2022-2023 school year. 6th Grade: Kade Bleth, Peyton Branham, Hailey Brockie, Hadley Hammond, Rhylee Kelley, Kendle Lankford, Brekken Murray, Rhiaunna Simonson, Shaun Snellman, Shelby Snellman, Cylas Van Heel, Titus Wiederrick, and Mackenzie Witmer. 7th Grade: Kiptyn Bain, Addison Benson, Steeler Blunt, Asher Butler, Hudson Honey, Trevor Knowles, Hoyt Mahan, Thatcher Marquis, Hunter Negus, Avi Oxarart, Kazner Oxarart,...
There are stories, readings, writings, poems and endless creative messages that have been created over the years about the "last" and this time of year is no exception to the concept. Some might view it as "at last" while others might perceive it as "finally," according to what goes on in your world. But perhaps those thoughts are fabricated or created by the treasures we store in our hearts. This winding down of the school years is a reality checker for many parents. Did I do everything I...
Some new faces and some familiar faces stepped into new positions this last Wednesday, February 22, at the Senior Citizen Center at 110 S 1 West in Malta. Ken Blunt was voted in as President, Chairperson, or the Man-in-Charge for the upcoming year. Ken Ruzicka received the nomination and vote for the position of Vice President (or 2nd in command); the position of Secretary was filled by Clair Waters. All three men are new officers for the Center. Margaret Leader was voted in as the Treasurer...
There are many contributing factors that play into decision making for some people, especially our vulnerable youth. According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC) suicide has surpassed car accidents as the No. 1 cause of injury-related deaths; there has been a staggering 30% increase in the number of suicides since 1998. The Local Advisory Council for Behavioral (LAC for short) group is making efforts to be a firm and supportive as well as resourceful element that will help provide answers to those who are feeling uncertain and looking for...
Montana Farm Bureau Federation's (MFBF) members headed to the nation's capital last week for American Farm Bureau Issues Advisory Committee Meetings (IAC) and to meet with their Congressmen. MFBF Senior Director of Governmental Affairs Nicole Rolf was joined by Tom DePuydt, Federal Lands Committee; Jillien Streit, Farm Policy and Wes Jensen, Market Structures. The group visited Capitol Hill, where they met with Senator Jon Tester, Senator Steve Daines, and the staff of Congressmen Matt...
This past week has us all hoping that spring is somewhere around the corner and we'll see some of it soon. We had below zero temps all week long and acquired a little more snow. Polly Solberg has been in Bozeman all week for the games so she could see Devon preform. Of course, the roads were not inviting most of the week either. We had a very good lunch at the center last week, (Chili and Indian fry bread), Good to eat and good for the body on a cold, cold day. The girls make excellent fry...
Pat Murdock has a new great-granddaughter, Tessa Jane! Born to Kathryn (Murdock) and Tyler Brunson of Ely, NV. Grandparents are Jesse and Rebecca Murdock. Tessa joins her 2 1\2 yr-old brother Jesse James. Thank you to Bruce and Lyn Hill for another great meal! They joined Pat Murdock and Therese for some great fun playing partners at Whist. This is the new group of the Fearless Foursome. The original group were Sally Austin, Pat Murdock, Ree Simonson, and Pat Anderson. The Bob and Cody Math ranches have started calving, others may have too....
FYI: Please remember to file a new burn permit for the 2023 year. If you plan on doing any burning in 2023, please file one BEFORE you start to burn. These permits are good for all of 2023 and you only have to file one a year, not every time you burn. All 2022 permits will no longer be valid after December 31, 2022. Call PCSO, 406-654-2350, to let Dispatch know of your controlled burn before you start, as a courtesy. Thank you! All fingerprints that are needed for CWPs, schools, licensing or anything else are done from 9am to NOON every...
1 yrs ago Feb. 20, 2013 Following in Dad’s footsteps Chad Cebulski, a redshirt sophomore on the University of Great Falls wrestling team, has earned his ticket to the NAIA National wrestling tournament. He is the son of Nick and Debbie Cebulski and a graduate of Malta. “We were here!” Members of the 484th Military Police Company, preparing to leave Kandahar City Afghanistan was leaving their marks for others to see. With a branding iron they built, they branded every maintenance door built by the group, they also painted a replica of their...
March takes off with National Women’s History Month which celebrates the often-overlooked contributions of women in history. It is annually observed in the U.S., the United Kingdom and Australia, every March since 1987. March is selected as the month for observing Women’s History Month to correspond with International Women’s Day on March 8. The school district in Sonoma CA organized Women’s History Month in 1978. In 1980 President Jimmy Carter issued the first proclamation declaring the week of March 8 as National Women’s History Week. The Nav...
Loring observed Ash Wednesday last week with a soup supper and worship. Thank you to everyone who braved the stormy winter night and ventured out. The meal was great, and the fellowship was heartwarming. GO NORTH COUNTRY MAVERICKS! Tournament action has kept the roadways busy! Good Luck to our Class C Teams!! Students, Coaches, parents, grandparents, and basketball enthusiasts are busy traveling this week thru the weekend! Of course, we are cheering on all the Malta Mustang athletes also! Stay alert and drive carefully and allow for a little...
On Thursday, February 9, Saco High School had a National Honor Society induction ceremony where five new members joined NHS. In the picture left to right there is Carter Pippin, Abby Yeska, Teagan Erickson, Josie Brown, and Jessa Erickson. Photo by Leah Molina / Saco Schools....
The Town Pump Charitable Foundation is offering $1,000 grants to public libraries in Montana to help fund summer youth-reading programs. Last year the Town Pump Charitable Foundation awarded 100 of the $1,000 grants statewide as part of its Keep Kids Reading grant program. Grants can be used for books, supplies, snacks, staffing, guest speakers, prizes, and other elements needed for a successful summer reading program. Libraries can apply March 1 through April 15 at www.townpumpfoundation.com using the Keep Kids Reading application, and grants...
Malta officially has a place to see a very familiar face for their medical needs. Dr. Edwin Medina, M.D., opened the doors of his new private practice named Malta Medical Associates on Thursday, February 2, in Malta. He is located at 830 Central Avenue South, a building that formerly held the private practices of FNP Thad Giblette and chiropractor Roger Amundsun. "We had an open house and Praise God, it was a very successful open house...," Dr. Medina said. From 2000 to 2021, Dr. Medina was the...
At the close of the Malta School Board meeting held on Wednesday, February 8, it was announced that Steven Bucks (pronounced Boocs) has been hired to fill the position of superintendent for the Malta School District. Steve and his family currently reside in Lemmon, SD. Though no transition date was announced, current MPS Superintendent Matt Genger is retiring in June. The sophomore representatives of the Student Council spoke before the board and guests and gave them an update on recent...
