Articles from the July 29, 2020 edition
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New lab in Chinook provides testing resources for ag operators
North Border Analytics opened late June at its new facility on the north side of Chinook. The business performs testing and assessment for soil, water, forage and grain samples. Dr. Brian Grebliunas,...
P.A.W.S. Animal Shelter Microchip Clinic a Success, 12 year old Micah Connor raises $250+
Despite all the craziness that has gripped the community, the state and the country as we all try to navigate this global pandemic COVID-19, the P.A.W.S. Animal Shelter in Chinook has had a fantastic...
"Show What You Grow" Contest Coming to a Close
From 23 Sesame Street, the broadcast team with Virginia’s Home for Public Media announced on April 27 that “while the pandemic brings many uncertainties, there is one thing we can count on; it is officially growing season.” With that state...
Journal Jots
Harlem Library The Harlem Library Board meets today at 4:15 for its July meeting. The library is now requiring everyone ages 5 and older to wear masks when entering the library in accordance with Governor Bullock’s directives for counties with 4 o...
August Is Professional Development Month with CSPD
With registrations due as early as July 31 and workshops beginning on August 4, Region II of the Comprehensive System of Personnel Development (CSPD) is offering a buffet of professional development topics during the month of August. Featuring three...
Brianne Marie Hawley
Brianne Marie Hawley, Assiniboine Woman, 35, passed away due to natural causes at the Fort Belknap Indian Health Services on Monday, July 20, 2020. Cremation has taken place, and a private family grav...
Paul J. Ramberg
Paul J. Ramberg, 91, a long-time Bear Paw rancher and Chinook resident, died of natural causes early Monday morning, July 6th at the Sweet Memorial Home. A small graveside service was held for...
George Cichosz
George L. Cichosz, 74, passed away peacefully surrounded by loved ones on July 16, 2020. George L. Cichosz was born on June 6, 1946 to Leo and Elizabeth Cichosz. Georgie, as his older sisters fondly...
The Roaring 20's was a boom to the future of Blaine County
In my 10 plus years of writing articles for the Blaine County Journal News~Opinion I have covered a wide range of subject matter. From high school sports to school functions. Agriculture, public...
Harlem Library
The Harlem Library is now requiring everyone age five and older to wear a mask or face covering in the library in accordance with Governor Bullock’s directive for counties with four or more active cases. If you do not wish to enter the building we a...
Blaine County Library
Effective 7/17/2020 all patrons age 5 and over are required to wear a face covering to enter the building. The mandate by the Governor went into effect in Blaine County due to the number of COVID-19 cases in the county. We require everyone to wash...
Chinook Lions, Harlem Swim Teams conclude season in Sidney at the Covid Classic 2020 Divisional Swim Meet
A very different season in the pool concluded this past weekend in Sidney, Montana. The Chinook Lions and Harlem swim teams concluded their seasons at the Covid Classic 2020 Divisional Swim Meet. Desp...
Art Social and Exhibition Set for Saturday
On Saturday, August 1, three local artists will be hosting an Art Social and Exhibition at 223 Indiana Street, the former location of the Impact Zone in Chinook. The work on display will be that of...
Fort Belknap 4-H to Hold Private Treaty Livestock Sale
The three 4-H clubs that serve the Fort Belknap area will be holding their 4-H Private Treaty Livestock Sale from August 3-13. Potential buyers include anyone wishing to support local youth or wanting to buy quality beef and pork with a known...
Hogeland Happening
Mary Ellen and Wayne Deloach have returned to their home on the Big Flat. It is so nice when our neighbors return home. .They returned to the Homestead on Tuesday and will be staying awhile to visit family and friends. Wayne’s sister from D...
