Articles from the December 27, 2017 edition
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It was a storm that will be remembered!
The sudden winter storm that struck North Central Montana the first week of October dropped an unusual amount of snow and carried high winds along with it. Many of the trees in communities up and...
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Blaine County 2017 news wrap up: "earth, wind and fire" but not much rain
Standing on the cusp of a new year it's probably a bit too soon to try and describe how we will recall 2017. Still, it's tradition with news outlets to try and summarize the major news that defined...
The Blaine County Fair Board announces 2018 Blaine County Fair dates
The fair will kick off on the 4TH OF JULY at the fairgrounds in Chinook, Montana, with the Kids Rodeo scheduled for the evening of Wednesday, July 4th, which is also slated to be the Opening Day for the carnival. The popular Dreamland Carnival will...
Choose Success in 2018; Call the Montana Tobacco Quit Line
Every New Year’s Eve, thousands of people across Montana resolve to improve their lives, vowing to give up their bad habits in exchange for healthy lifestyles. The Montana Tobacco Quit Line wants to assist people who attempt to quit tobacco and h...
Red Cross Blood Drive set for January 9th in Chinook at Wallner Hall
The next American Red Cross Blood Drive will be Tuesday, January 9th in Chinook at Wallner Hall. The Red Cross will be accepting walk-ins only from 12:30 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. Appointments and walk-ins will be accepted between 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.. App...
Bear Paw Meanderings
This is the time of year that we look back in time at what good and bad has happened during the past year and we look forward to see what good and bad we can look forward to in the coming year. This has been a strange year. The politics of it , that...
Blaine County Library
The library will be closed Monday January 1, 2018 in celebration of New Year’s Day. We will be open regular hours the remainder of that week. We will not have Story Time Tuesday January 2nd. Grumpy Old Men will be the movie today at 1:00 p.m. in t...
Harlem Mayor William "Bill" Taylor retires from city post
William "Bill" Taylor did not seek re-election last fall for a third term as mayor of Harlem. Taylor served as mayor for eight years and was on the city council for two years before his stint as mayor...
Lola "June" Gibbs
On February 11, 1953, Lola "June" Gibbs was born to James & Marie Gibbs in Dodge City, Kansas. Later, June and her family moved to Montana. In 1973 she met Eneas Victor Phillips, and they were...
Montana Youth Challenge Academy Hosts 37th Commencement Ceremony
The Commencement Ceremony for Class 37, Montana Youth Challenge Academy, was held on Saturday, December 16, 2017 on the campus of the University of Montana-Western in Dillon, Montana. Seventy four Cad...
HARLEM LIBRARY
Happy New Year everyone! The library will be closed New Year’s Day. Thanks for all you support of the library this past year. We appreciate you! If you have met the goal of reading 52 (or more!) books for the 2017 Reading Challenge be sure to let t...
A Holiday Letter to the Editor, Chinook Community Christmas Club
We would like to thank everyone in the community who participated in making Christmas Merry for a lot of kids and families. Whether it was through your generous donations of money or shopping for an...
Harlem Senior Center
Thank You Jan Egeland for the jigsaw puzzle, fruit basket; Dave Williams for the mandarin oranges; Helen Hornung, Kay Schmitt, Barb McDonald, Diane Peterson for the for the rush job on making the Christmas Meal table decorations; Jerry Schmitt for...
Chinook Senior Center
Happy New Year! We are celebrating with a party on New Year’s Eve starting at 7 p.m. Bring an appetizer and your favorite game to play. There will be cards, board games, and dancing while the Kitchen Band entertains us. The “Toast” is set for 10 p....
Chinook Field Office of Public Assistance to close in 2018 Due to state funding reductions, agency closing several OPA offices
Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) officials announced today the Chinook Field Office of Public Assistance will close no later than January 31. However, the office may close sooner depending on staff availability. The Chinook...
Sugarbeeters blast Box Elder 70-51, run past Chester/J-I 69-34
The Chinook Sugarbeeters picked up a big win over the Box Elder Bears Tuesday night and then cruised past the Chester/Joplin-Inverness Hawks 69-34 Wednesday to remain undefeated in District 9C play...
Harlem outlasts Rocky Boy 73-67 in Overtime blast Cut Bank to close out 2017 5-1 Tornadoes soar past Hawks 66-37, beat Dodson 54-34 to improve to 5-1 on the season
The Harlem Wildcats and Turner Tornadoes rolled through the first three weeks of the 2017-18 high school basketball season compiling identical 5-1 records having picked up a pair of wins this pasty...
New Years Resolutions - 2018 Harlem Elementary • Janice Gilham - 6th Grade Resolutions
I would like to make a New Year’s resolution for the year 2018. My New Year’s resolution is that I want to lose a few pounds before the end of 2018. My reason for doing this is because I feel slightly overweight and I want to stop that feeling, so...
New Years Resolutions - 2018 Meadowlark Elementary, Chinook • Janelle Downs - 6th Grade Resolutions
Riley J. Get Abs Eat Healthy Get better at bowling Get better at footRiley J. Get Abs Eat Healthy Get better at bowling Get better at football Get better at wrestling Get better at being a student Get better grades Aubree H. My first 2018 New Years...
Fort Belknap Community Economic Development Corporation receives $30,000 Grant for Native Agriculture and Food Systems Initiative
The Fort Belknap Community Economic Development Corporation (FBCEDC) received a $30,000 grant from the First Nations Development Institute of Longmont, Colorado through the generous support of the Northwest Area Foundation. This award will support...
