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This year at the Harlem Christmas stroll, I'm sure everyone who went had fun. But, if you didn't have a chance to enjoy this evening, picture this: A December night in a small town, you just ate some AMAZING chili, and hanging out with people you love and some people who are strangers to you. That's the Christmas stroll. Chili, Christmas songs, Christmas lights, and a chance to visit Santa Claus at the library. Everything is that cool. With pun intended, that's a wrap on the 2025 Christmas...
The Public Schools District 10 Board Meeting was held on December 9th at 7:30 PM. The board met the required quorum to hold the meeting. Three members were not in attendance, and only one member of the general public attended. The meeting started after a call to order, the Pledge of Allegiance, and roll call. Student Council President Carson Kelly gave insight to the statewide Student Council Convention held in Bozeman. Speakers at the convention addressed students on leadership, while students participated in workshops to include self-defense...
On November 14, when Commissioner Shane Fox read an email from the Local Government Center, suggesting that he was a Local Impact Award Recipient, he doubted the message's authenticity. A follow-up phone call confirmed the award's legitimacy, although the specifics of the award would remain a surprise until its presentation. During the Montana State University Local Government Center's (LGC) 40th Anniversary Gala held on December 11 at the Delta Colonial Hotel in Helena, Fox received the Public...
Following a week of rehearsals, the Missoula Children's Theatre (MCT) supported nearly 40 local students in presenting The Jungle Book, an original musical adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's classic. Directed by MCT Tour Actor/Directors Alex Webster and Pablo Fulbrook, the cast performed in Chinook High School's Lloyd Sweet Auditorium on Saturday, December 13. Giving life to the story, the local cast consisted of several colorfully reenacted characters. Bentley Hallett played the role of Mowgli...
Harlem Food Bank Harlem is looking for someone to manage the Food Bank. Call Jack Siemens at 406-945-1127. Senior Center Chinook Senior Center is in need of community volunteers who are willing to become a part of our wonderful team of people who help in our kitchen and dining room, perhaps one day a week, for a few hours. Please call us @ 357-2648 or stop in and see Ginger for more information. Blaine County Library Monday: Home School Hour 1:00-2:00, Middle School Meet-up 3:45-4:45(Grades 6-8). Tuesday: Story Time 10:30-11:00, Kidz Zone...
The library will have special holiday hours the rest of the week. Today, we'll be open 9:00-2:00; Closed Thursday and Friday. And next week we'll have regular hours Monday-Wednesday, then will be closed Thursday and Friday. We want to wish our communities happy holidays! We are grateful for you!...
The library staff would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. The library will be open from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. Wednesday December 24th and will be closed Thursday December 25th in observance of Christmas. We will be open regular hours on Friday December 26th, 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. We have a nice assortment of holiday themed books on the display table, so whether you like mysteries, romances, or something in between you will find a book to enjoy. We have a variety of new books available this week. A Bloom of Bones...
Hello From the Chinook Senior Center Our Senior Medicare Patrol wishes to remind you that Medical Identity Theft is very real! Please do NOT answer calls, texts or emails from people stating that they are with Medicare! They are not. They are criminals who are attempting to steal your name, Medicare number, social security number, driver’s license number and address. They use this information to buy medical equipment, get prescriptions, get medical treatment and submit claims falsely, using the information that you have given them. Medicare w...
The Saluting America’s Band Directors project has assembled band directors from across North America to march January 1 under the theme, “America’s band directors: We teach music. We teach life.” Dan Owens, the music teacher at Harlem High School, has been selected to join a marching band of more than 300 band directors from across North America in the Pasadena Rose Parade® on January 1, 2026. The band will accompany a colorful, animated float along the 5.5-mile parade route. The Saluting America’s Band Directors parade entry will convey the...
The Montana Association of Counties (MACo), in cooperation with the Local Government Center (LGC) at Montana State University in Bozeman, presented their 2025 Elected County Officials Training from December 10-12 at the Delta Colonial Hotel in Helena. Intended for all elected officials who wished to attend, three officials from Blaine County took part in the professional development opportunity. According to event organizers, the purpose of the training was twofold: to be both educational and engaging while providing practical insights and tool...
The art teacher Rhawnee Hopkins at Harlem Elementary school made a backdrop for their Christmas program. There are homes, shops, the Empire State Building, McDonalds among many others. They then hung lights all across them to make it look even more like a city....
Fourteen amazing Young Medicine Movement (YMM) scholars attended the 2025 American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) National Conference, themed as We Are All Scientists. The conference was held October 2–5 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This year's event brought together Indigenous students, professionals, and educators from across the country to celebrate achievement, share research, and build pathways in Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, and Medicine (STEMM) fields. YMM p...
On Saturday, December 6, Chinook High School held its annual Winter Ball. The theme for this year's Snoball was Country Christmas. Because the sophomores were hosting this year's festivities, their class president Bryce Elliot led the group through the organization of various event details. Based on the Country Christmas theme, the decorating scheme captured a rustic, western feel. The decoration that stood out, according to a number of the students who attended, was the backdrop photo op. To...
The Harlem boys basketball season is off to a highly-successful start. After their season-opening wins over Huntley, 99-82 and Lame Deer 84-58 two weeks ago, the Wildcats began last weekend with a win over Poplar 78-50 last Friday night. The victory was a big rivalry win for the Wildcats, who got a crazy 43 points from Cody McCabe in the win. Lathan Black Wolf added 24 points to the win. The Wildcats are now off for Christmas Break and will return to action on Jan. 2 when they travel to Malta fo...
After an opening weekend snowstorm, and a tough first loss, the Chinook boys basketball team bounced back in a huge way this past weekend. The Sugarbeeters opened District 1B play with a pair of wins last weekend. Chinook’s first home game of the season saw them beat the Rocky Boy Stars 63-54 at the Chinook High gymnasium. Ryan Bell had 22 points to lead the way, but the Beeters also got 21 points from Jameson Norboe in the victory. Chinook followed the victory over Rocky Boy with a 54-46 road win over arch rival Shelby. It was a huge v...
The Chinook body wrestling team can be a small fish in a big pond when it comes to the annual CMR Holiday Classic. But that didn't stop the Sugarbeeters from finding success this past weekend in Great Falls. Chinook finished 19th out of nearly 50 teams at the 2025 CMR Holiday Classic, as head coach Ben Stoh's team scored 76 points. The Chinook girls also scored 49 points at the two-day tournament in Great Falls. The Chinook boys were paced by Hayden Berreth, who scored a fourth-place finish at...
