Articles from the May 30, 2018 edition

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Remembering those who have gone before us

The 'Old Pink Church' just east of Fort Belknap Agency is a familiar landmark to all who have lived along the Hi-line for any amount of time. Coming back from a long road trip it is always a...

 
 By Steve Edwards    News    May 30, 2018

Past and present Chinook ambulance volunteers to be honored on June 9th

An upcoming event will recognize and honor all past and present EMS (Emergency Medical Services) volunteers who served or currently serve with the Chinook ambulance crew. According to Colleen...

 
 By Steve Edwards    News    May 30, 2018

"Malcolm's story" presented at May Cancer Support Group

Malcolm Obresley, a twenty-eight-year-old resident of Havre and a conductor for Burlington Northern, shared his experience as a cancer survivor at the May gathering of Chinook's Cancer Support Group....

 
 By Kody Farmer    News    May 30, 2018

Chinook Golf Course to hold 2nd Annual Community Dinner & Live Auction Saturday, June 9th

The Chinook Golf Course and Country Club is holding its 2nd Annual Community Dinner and Live Auction on Saturday, June 9th at the Blaine County Fairground Commercial Building. Everyone is welcome to...

 

ROBERT JOHNSON

Robert Harry "Bob" Johnson, 83, died Saturday, May 26, 2018, in Greenville, SC. Bob was born Feb. 20, 1935 to Harry and Olive Johnson in Whitefish, Montana. He graduated from Chinook High School in... Full story

 
 By Steve Edwards    News    May 30, 2018

Meadowlark students earned bicycles to piggy banks at Awards Day

Meadowlark Elementary Principal Jon Martin gave the signal for the assembled students to quiet down, but there was still a thrum of excitement on the last day of school. It was Awards Day and...

 
 By John Youngberg    News    May 30, 2018

Montana Ag Needs Action on CSKT Water Compact

Jay Bodner, Montana Stockgowers Association Interim Executive Vice President Water rights are the cornerstone of our agricultural economy. Without certainty, protection for existing water right holders, and a plan to define the federally reserved...

 

Montana Department of Agriculture Seeking Pest Information from Lentil Growers

For Immediate Release Helena, Mont. – The Montana Department of Agriculture (MDA) is seeking to gather information from lentil growers who have, are or will be suffering damage from vertebrate pests. As part of the MDA’s vertebrate pest program,...

 
 By Nora Conner    News    May 30, 2018

Healthcare Can Be More Affordable

Federally qualified health centers' mission is to provide affordable, accessible healthcare to improve the health of individuals and communities while reducing the overall, nationwide cost of care....

 
 By Jane Krass    News    May 30, 2018

HOgeland happenings

Congratulations to the Turner Track Team . Eddie Harmon and Cody Welsh placed first in their events at State. Their coaches were Brenda Mohar and Shawna Billmayer. It is an honor to have two first place winners. Each of them had a group of people...

 

Blaine County Library

The Blaine County Library Board of Trustees will hold their regular monthly meeting today at 11:00 a.m. in the library meeting room. The Blaine County Library is proud to host the next program in the health literacy series from the Blaine County Heal...

 

HarlemLIBRARY

Summer Reading registration is now open for children ages preschool through grade 6. “Libraries Rock!” Family Fun Night is TONIGHT from 6:30-8:00. Children must be accompanied by at least one parent/caregiver. We will have stories, games,...

 
 By Marlane Wenzel    News    May 30, 2018

Chinook Senior Center

Interestingly, the game Shanighai Rummy was never introduced to me before. This week I was taught the game and I do believe it will take me some time to get the hang of it. Beginner’s luck was not with me, as my final score was 360 while the winnin...

 
 By Katie Noel    News    May 30, 2018

Harlem Senior Center

Thank You Chuck Wasser for the lilacs. Thank you to Irene Stout for assisting on the donut run to Malta. Harlem School District Surplus Silent Auction will be held Thursday, May 31st, at the High...

 

The Chinook Jumping Juniper Garden Club future to be decided

The Chinook Jumping Juniper Garden Club has ceased to meet regularly due to the lack of a full slate of officers. In the future, any information on gardening programs will be made available to the public in advance of an event. If there is a local...

 
 By Steve Edwards    News    May 30, 2018

CHS Community Garden has garden plots for rent

Last year the Chinook High Future Farmers (FFA) chapter completed their community garden project just in time for the summer gardening season. CHS Vo-ag teacher Robin Allen said the garden spot,...

 
 By Kody Farmer    Sports    May 30, 2018

Harmon, Welsh earn State Titles as Turner boys finish 4th, Chinook girls shine

The Class C State Track and Field meet in Great Falls this past weekend produced plenty of memorable moments including the efforts of Turner senior Eddie Harmon and his teammate, junior Cody Welsh. Ch...

 
 By Steve Edwards    News    May 30, 2018

Meadowlark fourth graders showcase their 'state projects'

Twenty-eight fourth graders at Meadowlark Elementary had their final state projects on display for inspection by fellow classmates and visitors to the school. The tabletop presentations are the culmin...

 

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