May 2018

Fergus Federal Credit Union hosts 64th annual meeting

Fergus Federal Credit Union held its 64th annual meeting Monday, May 7, at the Elks. Chairman Spencer Walsh reported on the credit union’s commitment to providing members with the latest

Central Montana Head Start Menu May 14-18

Central Montana Head Start menu is as follows: B=breakfast, S=snack, L=lunch. All meals are served with 1 percent milk. Monday – B. Cheerios cereal, bananas, milk. L. Mac and cheese

Missouri River fishing access site closed due to high water

Mid Canon Fishing Access Site on the Missouri River about halfway between Helena and Great Falls was closed due to high water. The closure of the FAS just downstream from

Library enlarged several times

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The Lewistown Public Library was built in 1905 by the Tubb Brothers (T.J. Tubb, architect). Using native sandstone, (the sandstone quarry was within a mile of Lewistown) it was built

Fox files brief supporting coal port expansion

In a joint amicus brief filed in U.S. Federal Court Tuesday, the states of Montana, Wyoming, South Dakota, Utah, Kansas and Nebraska present legal arguments supporting a proposed coal port

Kasich for POTUS 2020

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Returning from travels that took us across the Midwest, my wife Sue and I had an opportunity to visit with Ohio Governor John Kasich at his state capitol office in

Keeping Montana safe

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Fergus County’s law enforcement officers work hard every day to keep our families and communities safe. But protecting Montanans and cracking down on crime is a round-the-clock challenge that requires

WSA’s benefit wildlife, all hunters

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I am writing in response to Mr. Keith Kubista’s recent opinion piece supporting legislation proposed by Sen. Steve Daines and Rep. Greg Gianforte, which would remove protection from hundreds of

#MeTooK12: The reality of sexual harassment between students

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The mention of sexual assault and children evokes image of an adult and a child. That’s not always the case, however.

Taylor steps down as FHS volleyball coach

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In a surprise move on May 8, long-time head volleyball coach Tara Taylor resigned her position, effective at the end of the current school year. Taylor has been a part of the Fergus High School volleyball program for the past 22 years. She served as an assistant coach for six years before taking the head position 16 years ago.
In a press release from FHS, Athletic Director Jim Daniels wrote, “Tara indicated her working career and coaching career are no longer able to align and afford her the opportunity to continue to coach the Golden Eagles.”

Poll

Do you think Montana is ready to move on to the next phase of the governor's re-opening plan?