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Farms are forced to hire more legal immigrants

U.S. farmers have employed undocumented farmworkers for years, but because of dwindling numbers of illegal immigrants from Central America, farmers are increasingly hiring legal immigrants with H2-A (agricultural work only)

Man jailed here for attempted homicide

A Forsyth man has been arrested for attempted murder of his wife. According to court documents Dustin J. Roeslein of Forsyth was arrested for attempted deliberate homicide after he allegedly

One dollar?

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Bill to sell Colstrip for $1 sparks more debate in legislature

HELENA —A bill generating controversy about the future of the Colstrip power plant had its second Senate committee hearing Tuesday. Senate Bill 278 essentially does two things. First, it curbs the

Who got plowed?

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This was pretty much the road conditions throughout Rosebud County and eastern Montana as of Tuesday morning. The Rosebud County Sheriff’s office suggested emergency travel only. This is what happened

Forsyth Schools Calendar

Friday, Sept. 23 1st QTR Midterm Junior High Football at Joliet, 4 p.m.

Happy Birthday

Friday, Sept. 23, 2022

Hailey Blackwell Milton Sausedo Amy Quinlan

Sat., Sept. 24,2022

Megan Schwarzkoph

Sunday, Sept. 25, 2022

Jacob Gilbert Johnny Forsythe Steve Fourtner Ruby Kallenbach Andrew Lincoln

Mon.,Sept. 26, 2022

Harold Yocum Sandy Nielsen Nick Hubbard

Tuesday, Sept. 27,2022

Forsyth School Menu

Friday, Sept. 23 Little Smokies, Mac N Cheese Veggie and fruit Monday, Sept. 26 Chicken Patty Sandwich Veggie & Fruit Tuesday, Sept. 27 Soft Shell Tacos Veggie and fruit Wednesday, Sept. 28 Pizza Veggie and fruit Thursday, Sept. 29 Tater tot casserole Veggie and fruit Friday, Sept. 30 Corn dogs/chips Veggie and fruit

Hospital foundation to stage Fall Fest Oct. 1

The Colstrip Medical Center Foundation is sponsoring a Fall Fling on Oct. 1, in the Colstrip Moose Annex from 7 p.m. to midnight. Tickets are available at the door for $20 or by calling (406) 7483600, extension 132. The fundraising event will feature live music by the Old Man Band and drinks and food will be available for purchase.

Rippin’ the River Truck and Tractor Pull winners announced

Rosebud County Fairgrounds was ground zero last Saturday when trucks from all over Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota and Minnesota pulled into Forsyth for Rippin’ the River Truck & Tractor Pulls! Fiftyeight trucks and tractors showed up for the event to make a whopping nine classes and two exhibition classes. “More pullers turned-up for this year’s event” said Chaun Scott, Fair Manager for Rosebud County. “We were excited to see pullers coming to Forsyth from as far away as Minnesota.” Organizers believe contracting with the Montana Pullers Association and Carl Werner from Valier, Montana put the show on the map.