Articles from the November 18, 2015 edition
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Property clean up and ISO audit addressed in Harlem
The regular November monthly meeting of the Harlem City Council was held on Tuesday evening, November 9 at City Hall. All council members were present: Kim Hansen; Ralph Schneider; Eva English and Marc Arensmeyer. Mayor William Taylor presided. City...
County hires new Deputy County Attorney
Jordan Salo began her duties as Blaine County's Deputy County Attorney on September 21. The Belgrade native said she saw the job posted just after she took the bar exam in July. She said, "I was...
Tour follows public comment meeting on Chinook Armory sale
Last Thursday the Blaine County Commissioners hosted a public tour of the National Guard Armory in Chinook. In the spring of 2015, the Montana Department of Military Affairs announced plans to more...
Festival of Trees, Parade of Lights & Christmas Stroll set for November 27
A full schedule of activities has been set for the Chinook Area Chamber’s annual pre-Christmas event on Friday, November 27. Most activities will be in and around the downtown area throughout the day. Early evening the Parade of Lights will wind a...
Two new officers join the Chinook Police Department
Two vacancies occurred in the Chinook Police Department with the retirement of Chief Mark Weber and the recent leaving of another officer. Two new Police Officers recently joined the department. Mike...
Language is healing: Native language preservation at Fort Belknap
Ray Cichosz, Program Coordinator of Language Preservation, is responsible for organizing and promoting various activities and programs that work to preserve the native languages of the Gros Ventre...
Airmen Memorial Committee holds annual meeting
The Airmen Memorial Committee held their annual Sunday before Veterans Day meeting to discuss past and future business and activities. A small group reviewed the past monetary contributions made by family members of the airmen as well as the cards of...
Veterans Day in Chinook: May we never forget freedom isn't free...
Chinook-area veterans were honored in a program held at the high school on Veterans Day. The program was hosted by Post 4620, Chinook's Veterans of Foreign Wars organization. Post Commander Ray Reid...
Chinook School Board updated on schools' activities
Chairwoman Miller called the November 10, 2015 meeting to order. Board members present were Travis Buck, Michael Copenhaver, Scott Gunderson, Ernest Johnson, Pauly Miller, Joel Pruttis and Keith Raty. Absent: James Hodgson and Viki Tilleman (excused)...
Harlem FFA competes at John Deere Ag Expo
The Harlem FFA Chapter traveled to Bozeman for the annual John Deere Ag Expo November 11-14. The chapter competed in Agronomy, Meats, Livestock, and Mechanics career development events. Highlights...
Young Wildcats ROAR
Sixth graders, Mariah and Alexus, are the newest additions to the Harlem Elementary ROARing Student Roster. These two young ladies have earned their place on the list by remaining Respectful,...
Harlem Library
Get in the holiday spirit and join us for the Harlem Library Creative Christmas, Thursday, Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. in the meeting room. Sherry Edwards will demonstrate how to make ‘rag’ angel decorations and attendees will have a chance to make their own...
Harlem Senior Center
Don’t miss out on Thursday, Nov. 19 with Creative Christmas “Rag” Angels at 7 p.m. at the Harlem Library. On Saturday, Nov. 21, there will be a Harlem Junior High Boys Basketball Jamboree with games starting at 9 a.m. against Rocky Boy, Malta, Lewis...
'Beeters finish season 20-4 following appearance at State 'C' volleyball tournament
The Chinook Sugarbeeters completed another fine season on the volleyball court this past weekend when they headed to Bozeman to compete at the state tournament. Chinook did not win a match Thursday...
'Beeters blast Fairview 50-32 will host Arlee in State Championship game Saturday
The Chinook Sugarbeeters will look to cap an undefeated season and capture the school's second State 'C' football championship this Saturday when they will face the Arlee Scarlet Knights (11-0). The S...
LaFromboise headed to Denver to compete in NFL Punt, Pass & Kick Team Championship
Harlem Elementary Harlem Elementary sixth grader, Taya LaFromboise, placed first in the 10-11 year old girls division of the NFL Punt, Pass, and Kick competition recently held in Lewistown. Taya's...
Another successful hunt!
3 year old Lily Surber, a seventh grader from Chinook, successfully harvested her first deer this past Sunday morning. Lily and her dad, Chad, were hunting south of Chinook when they came upon this...
Five Sugarbeeters earn All-State, All-Conference volleyball honors
Now that the state volleyball tournament has been completed the post season awards have been released. The Chinook Sugarbeeters completed the season with a record of 20-4, claimed their third...
Veterans Day in Turner: Honoring and saluting our heroes...
The student council of Turner Public School, under the direction of Mr. Donnie Hutton, hosted the annual Veteran's Day program at the Turner School gymnasium. The colors were presented by the...
Hogeland Happenings
There will be a “Thanks for the Harvest” Community Church Service and meal on Thursday November 19 at the Hogeland Church. There will be a soup supper at 6 p.m., followed by the service at 7 p.m. Everyone in the community is invited to attend. Gen...
Turner Talk
Colleen Hickel’s mother and husband spent the weekend with Steve and Colleen and family. While here, they took in some junior high basketball games. Virginia McCracken enjoyed a Quilt Guild Sewing Day Saturday at the church. A “Thanks for the Har...
Adult Ed Classes
The Big Flat Community Grain Bin, Inc. announces a broad itinerary of Adult Education courses being offered at Turner for Fall 2015/Spring2016. The curriculum, in its fourth successful year, offers a broad spectrum of courses that were chosen based...
