Articles from the June 13, 2018 edition


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  • Doing their Civic Duty

    Zoe Merrill|Jun 13, 2018

    Finding a way to serve our community is easy. All you have to do is look for a place that interests you and get involved. This year's primary election is the perfect example. It takes 10 people to man the voting place. They've been involved in serving our community for many years. They've put their time into making sure our democracy counts. Marla Drga has served for 40 years; Michelle Danreuther 30 years; Marilyn Swanson 24 years; Lil Foussard "to many years to count"-35 years; Cindy DesRosier...

  • BS schools hires Activities Director

    Zoe Merrill|Jun 13, 2018

    A special Big Sandy School Board meeting was called to order by Chairman Darin Generuex with two other board members present, Brandon Gasvoda and Heather Pleninger along with Big Sandy Superintendent Brad Moore. Other guests present were Bailey Gasvoda, Student Body President, Mrs. Wolery; Grade School Principle, Melanie Schwarzbach, Teacher Representative and the future Superintendent Mr. Kelly Haaland. The Activity Director position was discussed at length. Mr. Haaland was asked who he thought would make the ideal Activity Director. He...

  • Tyler Schwarzbach learns "Lessons on Civic Duty"

    Zoe Merrill|Jun 13, 2018

    Tyler Schwarzbach participated in an incredible opportunity that will affect his involvement in civic responsibility for the rest of his life. American Legion selected Big Sandy high school junior Tyler Schwarzbach to attend this year Montana American Legion Boys State. More than 100 high school students took part. 49 states in the US currently operate Boys State programs, and about 20,000 students take part each year across the nation. American Legion Boys State was organized in 1935 and...

  • Green Acres

    Tyler Lane|Jun 13, 2018

    Recommendations for Reestablishing Crested Wheatgrass A long, cold, icy winter in 2017-2018 was very harmful to crested wheat grass. Although snow amounts were record-setting in some locations around the state, crested wheatgrass died in areas where wind kept areas free of snow cover. Where crested plants had little residual stubble, the wind and cold temperatures killed the buds. In other areas, thick sheets of ice covered crested plants, and especially where residual stubble was limited, the ice exacerbated the cold temperatures and killed...

  • TEAM themed Vacation Bible School

    Zoe Merrill|Jun 13, 2018

    I loved watching the kids huddle up and give loud cheers for their team leader, Jesus! They jumped up and down in excitement and celebration. You might find this activity at a sports pep rally, but not at church, but this was Christ Lutheran Vacation Bible School. The theme was T.E.A.M. TEAM was developed around Ephesians 4:32 "Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you." Kristie Rutledge said, "God is the coach. We are the team." The T...

  • Even in FWP Region 6, Please be Bear Aware

    Jun 13, 2018

    Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks would like outdoor enthusiasts to be "Bear Aware," even in northeast Montana. Although bear encounters are rare in most of FWP Region 6, black bears are occasionally seen in the Little Rockies and the Bears Paw Mountains. Recently, one black bear was found near camping areas on the south end of Beaver Creek County Park in the Bears Paw mountains south of Havre. Many times, bears are attracted to campground areas and homes due to the garbage produced and the...

  • Tobacco Use Among Montana Teens On the Rise

    Jun 13, 2018

    A recent report from the 2018 America’s Health Rankings Women and Children Report shows Montana’s tobacco usage among adolescents has increased seven percent since 2016. More than 22 percent of high school students currently use e-cigarettes and almost half have tried them, according to the Department of Public Health and Human Services. The popular use of e-cigarettes is normalizing tobacco use behavior and addicting a whole new generation to nicotine, and that is very concerning, according to Sheila Hogan, Director of the Department of Pub...

  • Getting By

    Janell Barber|Jun 13, 2018

    Are you bothered by congestion or sinusitis due to season allergies? While drinking more fluids, increasing omega-3 fatty acids and Vitamin C, and taking decongestants and antihistamines are some ways to cope with the symptoms, clearing your nasal passages with saline irrigation is also beneficial. Sinus rinsing removes dust, pollen, bacteria and other debris. It also loosens mucus. Nasal rinsing helps relieve sinus infections, allergies, colds and flu. Maybe you have heard of a little teapot with a long spout, called a neti pot that allows a s...

  • Patching Cracks

    Erik Sietsema|Jun 13, 2018

    For nearly a decade, I worked for a residential mental health facility. One of my favorite parts of that job was our annual trip to take kids to the upper parts of Minnesota, where we would canoe and camp with the clients for a week in the Boundary Waters. One year, I was working with a group of young ladies from our addiction treatment program. We were on the second day of our trip and one of our students was having trouble managing and paddling her canoe. She was sitting in the back seat, which is the position that essentially steers the...

  • Senior News

    Leslie Gregory|Jun 13, 2018

    The Senior Center now has a Facebook page, they post the days menu and the soup of the day. Please check it out and like the page. Menus for the week: Thursday,June 14- Creamy Pasta with ham and peas, carrot salad, and Peach crisp. Friday, June 15- Fish burger, tater tots, cucumber salad, and Oatmeal raisin cookies. Monday, June 18- Chicken salad wraps with chips and Kickin Pepper Jack broccoli soup, and brownies. Tuesday, June 19- Cheesy ham and potato casserole, peas, green salad, and chocolate chip cookies. Wednesday, June 20- Lasagna,...

  • Allderdice receives Duane Olson Scholarship

    Marla Ray|Jun 13, 2018

    The 2018 recipient of the $500 Duane Olson Memorial Athletic Scholarship is Weston Allderdice, son of Dave Allderdice and Dusty Allderdice. This award was established in May of 1997 by Jim and Marla Ray in remembrance of Duane Olson who graduated from Big Sandy High School with Jim in 1967. When he graduated from Big Sandy High School, Duane was considered one of the top prep athletes in Montana, having claimed three consecutive state titles in wrestling at 145 pounds. In those days, wrestlers c...

  • New @ the Jeff Reichelt Library

    Jun 13, 2018

    The Rising Sea (NUMA Files #15) By Clive Cussler, Graham Brown Everywhere, the waters are rising--and that is just the beginning of the world’s peril, unless the NUMA crew can beat the clock. The thrilling new NUMA Files novel from the #1 New York Times-bestselling grand master of adventure. An alarming rise in the world’s sea levels--much larger than could be accounted for by glacier melt--sends Kurt Austin, Joe Zavala, and the rest of the NUMA scientific team rocketing around the globe in search of answers. What they find at the bottom of...

  • Public health officials issue a rabies reminder

    Jun 13, 2018

    State and local public health officials are reminding Montanans to be aware of the risk for exposure to rabies as summer approaches. Encounters between humans and wild animals often increase in spring and summer months because of the time spent hiking and engaging in other outdoor activities. Rabies is a fatal disease. The rabies virus is carried in the saliva of infected warm-blooded mammals and is usually transmitted to people and other animals through a bite. Bats are a great concern in Montana because a bite may not be noticeable, and they...

  • Barracudas bring home First place in Shelby

    Melanie Schwarzbach|Jun 13, 2018

    The Big Sandy Swim Team dominated the pool at the Shelby swim meet, scoring 803 points to grab first place in team scoring and earned their first trophy of the season. Four Barracudas brought home high point honors: Jenna Leader swept the girls senior division, winning all three of her races. Kade Strutz and Brady Pleninger tied for senior boys high point with six combined wins between the two swimmers. Cam Schwarzbach won high point by winning all three of his freestyle races in the 13-14 boys...

  • Signal Point Golf Course League Standings

    Jun 13, 2018

    Wednesday Men’s League – 2018 Week 4 Results Big Sandy Pharmacy 99.5 CHS-Big Sky 75.5 Benton Pharmacy 83.5 *Tilleman Motor Company 59 The Freeze 75.5 Pour House Saloon 67 Agri-Prairie Insurance 62 First Security Bank 59 *The Governor’s Keep 54.5 *ABN Ranch aka Little Hosers 52 *Pioneer Seed 59 *Indicates teams that have had a bye Hole 1) Long Putt – Jeff Pasha Hole 2) Short Drive – Ken Jensen Hole 4) Closest to Pin – Verlin Reichelt Hole 6) Closest in 2 – Dane Brady High Points (9) Riley Reardon Low Gross (39) Jake Parchen, Jeremy Anders...

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