News

Pinochle winners for this week

The results of the pinochle tournament held Wednesday at the Legion Bar in Roy show the following winners: 1) Becca Greens; 2) Irene Hrubes; and 3) Jacque Rollyson; and 4)

Club News

Vesper Chapter 83 The first meeting of the year, on Sept. 5, was opened with Debbie Bricker, Worthy Matron and Earl Bricker, Worthy Patron presiding. There were 15 members present.

DAR delivers patriotic education boxes to local schools

Members of the Julia Hancock Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution are helping local students learn about American history and patriotism. The group is delivering Patriotic Education boxes

Yellowstone valley history is focus of history conference

Rimrocks, Rivers, and Rolling Plains: History from the Yellowstone Valley is the theme of the 45th Annual Montana History Conference, which is coming to Billings Sept. 27–29. History enthusiasts will

Moderate temperatures, scattered precipitation observed in the state

Moderate temperatures and scattered precipitation were observed throughout the state, according to the Mountain Regional Field Office of the National Agricultural Statistics Service. The high temperature for the state was

Farm Bureau announces their annual coloring contest for 2019

Montana Farm Bureau is continuing its focus on agriculture literacy and providing materials to county Farm Bureaus and local educators.Under the guidance of MFBF’s Women’s Leadership Committee, the Montana Youth

News Brief

Fergus County Fair Board to meet Tuesday, Sept. 18 The regular monthly meeting of the Fergus County Fair Board will be held at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 18, in the

News Briefs

Lewistown TIF District Board is holding a meeting The next public meeting of the Lewistown TIF District Board will be held at 8 a.m. in the SMDC Conference Room, 613

Sheriff’s Log

The following report is taken from information provided by the Fergus County Sheriff’s Department and does not represent the total scope of the sheriff’s department’s activity. All persons are innocent

City manager: mill levy increase ‘not substantial’

At the last City Commission meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 4, City Commissioners approved an increase in the City’s mill levy in order to fund increases in premium contributions for medical

Poll

Do you always wear your seatbelt when you are driving or riding in a vehicle?