Articles from the August 21, 2019 edition


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  • Make the Fair Great! Congratulations

    Zoe Merrill|Aug 21, 2019

    Eating cotton candy is a requirement at a county fair. So is eating fried bread, Indian tacos, and drinking lemonade. I was sitting in the 4-H Chuck Wagon eating the fair special pulled pork, baked beans, and coleslaw in a plastic cup. A little boy waiter came up to me and asked if I wanted him to remove my cup. I said, "No, I'm not through eating yet. I just talk too much." He smiled as to comfort me and said, "My mom does that too." There is only one event that helps Chouteau county residents...

  • City Council votes to make repairs to the pool

    Zoe Merrill|Aug 21, 2019

    A full Big Sandy Council voted unanimously to fix the pool according to state requirements. As published in the Mountaineer in August, "Leslie Gregory reported the Big Sandy Swimming Pool Inspector showed up for a surprise visit and inspection. Historically, the pool was grandfathered for not meeting the requirements at the beginning because of the age of the pool. We are required to maintain an eight-hour water exchange; which means the water in the pool must all be taken out of the pool every...

  • Shrine Club Beef Raffle tickets on sale now to support Shrine Hospital

    Zoe Merrill|Aug 21, 2019

    If you have ever known a child who Shriners Hospital in Spokane as helped you know supporting their fund-raising efforts are well worth it. According to their web site, "For more than 90 years, families seeking the best orthopedic care have chosen Shriners Hospitals for Children - Spokane. What began as a mobile unit in 1924, has grown into a beautiful, state-of-the-art, 30-bed hospital treating thousands of patients each year." The Shriners Hospital in Spokane works with children from birth...

  • Green Acres

    Tyler Lane|Aug 21, 2019

    4-H, the nation’s largest youth development organization, grows confident young people who are empowered for life today and prepared for career tomorrow. 4-H programs empower nearly six million young people across the U.S. through experiences that develop critical life skills. 4-H is the youth development program of our nation’s Cooperative Extension System and USDA, and serves every county and parish in the U.S. through a network of 110 public universities and more than 3000 local Extension offices. Globally, 4-H collaborates with ind...

  • Senior Center News

    Leslie Gregory|Aug 21, 2019

    Thursday, August 22-Creamy Pasta & Ham, peas, and lemon bars. Friday, August 23- Chicken & Grape wrap and salad. NO SALAD Bar. Monday, August 26- Goulash, veggies, garlic toast, and potato. Tuesday, August 27- Cheesey Potato & Sausage Casserole. Wednesday, August 28- Meatballs over noodles, veggies, and homemade doughnuts. Recipe of the week: Instant Pot® Best Beef Stew Ingredients cooking spray 1 tablespoon butter 1 pound beef chuck, cut into 1-inch cubes 4 Yukon Gold potatoes, cubed 1 1/2 cups mushrooms, halved 1 onion, cut into 6 wedges 2 ca...

  • Cook Stove Chronicles

    Roberta Edwards|Aug 21, 2019

    I used to spend the long dusty days of harvest in the stifling cab of an old Ford grain truck. To help pass the time I would daydream about supper, which my mother-in-law would bring out to the field. Perhaps we would have garden lettuce with sweet cream dressing, 'cukes and onions in vinegar, or string beans with butter. It could be Hunter's Stew, Beef Stroganoff, or BBQ ribs. Would she bring rhubarb upside-down cake, apple pie, angel food slices with lemon icing? There might be Flathead...

  • Pioneers among 6-man football state title contenders

    Sean Janssen|Aug 21, 2019

    Visions of a state championship in 6-man football can only be realized in Big Sandy if the Pioneers are well-balanced this season. Not necessarily in their mix of the running and passing game. It should come as no surprise to fans or foes alike to see the purple and gold rely on heavy doses of standout junior rusher Kade Strutz carrying the ball. Instead, the Pioneers as a unit will have to find and maintain a sweet spot. They need to confidently play up to their lofty potential without getting...

  • Culture Club: Pioneer netters 'learn how to build each other up'

    Sean Janssen|Aug 21, 2019

    A newly minted coach mentored by a Montana preps legend will lead the Big Sandy Pioneers volleyball squad on the court this season. First-year head coach Brittany McKenney played on back-to-back Class B state champion outfits in 2009 and 2010 at Huntley Project under the tutelage of Iona Stookey. Stookey manufactured a perennial power at the Yellowstone County school, leading the Red Devils to their 11th state title in the past 15 years last season. She entered the Montana Coaches Association...

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