Community

Economy wilts while COVID-19 fund unused

Montana’s economy has wilted and withered since the so-called pandemic arrived in early March. Our “wannabe president/wannabe senator/lame duck governor” has done little except bankrupt main street merchants.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Friday, June 19, 2020

High school rodeo championship in Baker this week

When it comes to the state high school rodeo, the early birds may not get the worm but they do get the best parking for the week long event in Baker, according to the Fallon County Fairgrounds manager.

Boaters: Stay safe on the water

When spring is in the air, snowmelt creates high water in our streams and rivers. You might want to get out there in your boat, but high water can be deadly when conditions are too extreme for safe boating.

Helpful Hints About Rhubarb

Have you heard that after a hard frost, rhubarb plants can transfer the toxic oxalic acids from the leaf of the plant to the stalk, making it poisonous to humans.

Rosebud science department receives funding

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The town of Rosebud is a small town with a rich history. We are just 10 miles east of Forsyth in Rosebud County on I-94 and our school has been educating students in the community since 1918. Our graduates have gone on to become medical professionals, educational leaders, business entrepreneurs, agricultural producers, and defenders of our cities and country, coupled with numerous other careers.

The Ingomar Traveling Tea Party hits the road

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It is a follow on to our “Meals on Wheels” adventures that have truly brightened up the last couple months in “socially distant” Ingomar.

Local students receive FFA scholarships

Two Forsyth High School FFA members were among the recipients of over $90,000 in scholarships and grants awarded this spring by the Montana FFA Foundation.

A sign of the times

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While the coronavirus may keep worshippers from gathering to celebrate Easter on Sunday, Pearl Hein nonetheless made sure Hein Repair publicly acknowledged the holiday. IP Photo/Connie Brown

Montana Dateline

April 10, 1866