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  • Derek Bell Selected as ANC Montana Campus Compact Award Winner

    Kody Farmer|Dec 14, 2022

    Derek Bell, a 2016 graduate of Chinook of Chinook High School and an enrolled student of Aaniiih Nakoda College (ANC), was recently selected as the winner of the Montana Campus Compact - Montana Athletes in Service Award 2022 for ANC. In a press release it describes the award as, "For 30 years, Montana Campus Compact and its campus affiliates have supported students, faculty, and communities across Montana with programs that encourage and recognize community service. Montana Campus Compact's...

  • Hogeland Happenings

    Anita Reed|Dec 14, 2022

    Several people attended the funeral service for Dick Hamilton on Saturday at the Hogeland Lutheran Church. Gene Billmayer was in Havre on Sunday visiting his folks, Jim and Helen. Jane Krass’ girls visited throughout the week and helped with chores. Gene and Susan Billmayer attended the Dick Hamilton funeral service on Saturday. Turner Varsity Basketball season play begins this week, with a home game on Friday vs Fort Benton, and they travel to Chester to play CJ-I on Saturday. The Booster Club will be serving concessions in Turner. Grades 3...

  • Colby Lays Out Plan for the Blaine County Sheriffs Department, Attends Training at Quantico

    Kody Farmer|Dec 14, 2022

    Blaine County Sheriff, John Colby will be sworn in for a second term later in this month and in doing so looks forward to advancing the projects and ideas that his Department had started in his first term as Sheriff, "I look forward to building those programs and making them serve the community as best as possible," said Colby. Sheriff Colby has a number of projects he wants to get going in his second term, "We are looking at grants that could help obtain a school resource officer to assist...

  • PAWS ANIMAL SHELTER CLOSES THE DOOR A RECORD SETTING YEAR

    Kody Farmer|Dec 14, 2022

    What an incredible year it has been for the local PAWS Animal Shelter in Chinook. 2022 set all kinds of records and milestones while overcoming some of the most difficult challenges the organization has ever encountered. The local shelter has seen its presence in the community grow tenfold over the past few years and that growth reached new heights in 2022. For the third year in a row the shelters animal intake, adoptions, rescues and donations all reached record highs. The pace of growth the...

  • December Has Something For Everyone - Banquets, Concerts and More

    Kody Farmer|Dec 7, 2022

    Every season has its highlights for groups of people to really go all in and have some fun. January, February and March see High School sports fanatics across the Hi-line pack gyms to watch some great basketball and take in some tough battles on the wrestling mat. Spring brings calving season, gardening, Easter and folks really getting outside. The summer months are filled with camping trips, fishing outings, family vacations and of course Fairs. October, November and December begin with the fin...

  • Chinook School Board Listens to Students Idea, Addresses Security

    Kody Farmer|Dec 7, 2022

    The Chinook School Board held their monthly regular meeting on Tuesday, November 8, 2022. The following report includes information obtained from the DRAFT minutes of the meeting. The meeting was called to order by Chairman Billmayer at 7:04 pm in Room 101 of Chinook High School. He then asked everyone to rise and pledge allegiance to the flag. Chairman Billmayer welcomed visitors, Matt Molyneaux, Chrissy Downs, Brynn and Bridgette Brennan, Janelle Deanon, Laura Kellam, Dentin DePriest, Morgan...

  • Good Crowd Braves the Weather to Remember 13 Airmen Killed in Crash

    Kody Farmer|Dec 7, 2022

    This past Wednesday, November 30 nearly 80 people braved the elements to attend the 30th Anniversary Commemoration of the C-141 Collision Crash that claimed the lives of 13 United States Airmen north of Harlem. Immediately following the devastating crash, a group of local individuals formed an Airmen Memorial Committee and quickly erected a Memorial in their Honor. The past 30 years the Committee has maintained a memorial in Harlem as well as a site marking the spot of the crash North of...

  • Chinook High School & Junior High Honor Roll/Honorable Mention

    Dec 7, 2022

    3TH Grade Flint Annis Torin Cecrle Aspyn Colby Belle Elliot Morgan Friede Sasha Gallus Sarah Gillett Lane Hasler Levi Jensen Christopher Jungers Daniel MacLeod Ryan Meneely Alexis Pitkanen Tyler Schoen Lane Snider Bree Swanson Anna Terry 11TH Grade Sterling Bemis Mya Berreth Quentin Edwards Isaiah Gillett Hadley Gustitis Aislinn Handy Aubree Handy Ryley Hofeldt Jonathon Jendro Hallie Kralich Genevieve Liddle Hallie Neibauer Teagan Richman Natasha Skoyen Cheyenne Weigand Cecilia Ymzon 10TH Grade Landen Beck Brianna Boettcher Grace Buck Denton...

  • Chinook Blood Drive another great success!!

    Carla Jenewein|Dec 7, 2022

    The Chinook Community Red Cross Blood Drive was held on Tuesday November 15th at the Chinook Community Commercial building down at the Blaine County fairgrounds. It was another great success. We had 56 presenting donors with 53 units collected on a goal of 45. We registered 1 first time donor, Julia Briere, and Perry Alcorn reached 12 gallons. Those accepting door prizes were: Diana Reishus, Bobbi beck, Lane Hassler, Ann Davies and Walter Waldner. The canteen was hosted by the ladies of the...

  • A Huge Success: Parade of Lights, Jean's Bakery One Day Return and Festival of Wreaths

    Kody Farmer|Nov 30, 2022

    The 37th Annual Parade of Lights was a hit by all accounts. Activities got underway at 10 in the morning on Friday with vendors set up in the Chinook Senior Center and Blaine County Library. The Festival of Wreaths were on display at the First Bank of Montana for all of those wishing to participate in the Silent Auction. Santa and Mrs. Clause then made their appearance at the Blaine County Library to the thrill of parents and children alike. The Bell Choir performed in the afternoon at the...

  • 2023 Artists chosen for Eiteljorg Contemporary Art Fellowship

    Press Release|Nov 30, 2022

    Five Native American or First Nations artists have been selected for the prestigious 2023 Eiteljorg Contemporary Art Fellowship. Trailblazing mixed media, sculpture, beadwork and photography by the artists will be on exhibit at the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art beginning in November 2023. Each Fellowship artist will receive a $50,000 unrestricted grant, and the museum expects to purchase more than $100,000 of their artworks to add to its collection of contemporary Native...

  • It's baaack! Harlem Library's Wine and Cheese Fundraiser set for December 7

    Steve Edwards|Nov 30, 2022

    After a two year hiatus (yes, 'due to COVID') the Wine and Cheese Fundraiser to support Harlem Public Library is back. Inaugurated in 2013 the holiday fundraiser helps support some of the local library's programs and special needs purchases that would not otherwise be possible. Since the Friends first holiday event a number of major items has been procured for the local library from a 'wish list' generated by library staff and patrons. This year's event is set for Wednesday, December 7, 6-8pm,...

  • Turner Welcomes Six New National Honor Society Members

    Donna Miller|Nov 30, 2022

    On Wednesday, November 23 at 10:00 a.m., a small crowd of students, friends, and family gathered in Turner Public Schools' Gymnasium to witness the induction of six new members welcomed to the National Honor Society (NHS). Current President of the Turner Chapter of the NHS, senior Dakota Krass welcomed the guests and those juniors and sophomores petitioning for membership: Tate Beck, Caleb Zellmer, Carson Maloney, JR Brown, Cassidy Grabofsky, and Trent Billmayer. Krass was later joined by Vice...

  • Friends of The Pool & Park Foundation Plan Community Ice Skating Event

    Kody Farmer|Nov 30, 2022

    The Friends of the Pool and Park Foundation are planning a spectacular family fun community event on Saturday, December 17. The Foundation is going all out to bring Ice Skating to Chinook in what could be the final hurrah for the old rink located just south of the City Pool. For many, they may not even realize that the asphalt square with a couple of basketball hoops that has primarily been used just for parking during swim meets is actually an ice skating rink. The last time the rink had...

  • Hogeland Happenings

    Anita Reed|Nov 30, 2022

    Thanksgiving day dinner guests at the Gene Billmayer home were Eric and Karyn Billmayer, Karyn’s parents Steve and Beth Rieger of Worland, Wyoming, Denny and Colleen Overcast, and Marna and Jennifer Strzelczyk. Loretta Beck attended the Community meeting at the Turner School on Monday evening. She also attended the National Honor Society inductions on Wednesday. Grandkids Tate and Cassidy were two of the inductees. Dinner guests at Terry and Brenda Mohar’s for Thanksgiving were Dusty, Misty, and boys, and Rhonda Mohar and Jack Thompson. Gen...

  • American Garage Donates $500 to the Chinook Friends of the Pool and Park Foundation

    Nov 30, 2022

  • Triple D Detailing to Give Family or Individual in Need of a Car for Christmas

    Kody Farmer|Nov 30, 2022

    In true spirit of the Holiday Season local residents Duane and Tahnee Mord have decided to do their part to help a family or an individual in need this holiday season. The couple owns Triple D's Detailing in Chinook and have had the idea of donating a good reliable used car on Christmas Day for a couple of years now. Recently the opportunity came for the couple to make good on their plans and they immediately jumped at the opportunity. Tahnee's mom turned them on to a car that one of her clients...

  • Airmen Memorial 30 Year Commemoration and Dedication Set for Next Wednesday

    Kody Farmer|Nov 23, 2022

    After months of planning the time has finally come to pay respects and remember 13 Airmen who lost their lives in a plane crash 30 years ago in the skies over Blaine County. The Airmen Memorial 30 Year Commemoration and Dedication will take place on Wednesday, November 30 at the Airmen Memorial site in Harlem. The Commemoration will get started at 3:30 pm with Darwin Zellmer serving as the Emcee. Following the welcome and Pledge of Allegiance, Veteran Reverend William Rima (ALC) will give the...

  • Scott MacKenzie to be Honored at Special Museum Dedication

    Sam French|Nov 23, 2022

    Blaine County Museum invites you to attend the dedication of two special memorials to our late board chairman and founding member, Stuart “Scott” MacKenzie at 4 PM on Friday, November 25th. Friends Jude Sheppard, Dave Boisvert, and museum board chair Caryl Luckett will share reflections of Scott’s unparalleled contributions to the preservation of Blaine County history. Both memorials were sponsored by donations made to the museum following Scott’s passing in 2020, and they will hereafter serve as reminders of his service to our organiz...

  • Chinook Ambulance Announces Plans for an Emergency Medical Responders Class

    Kody Farmer|Nov 23, 2022

    It's no secret that emergency response units across the board are facing challenging times when it comes to recruitment, retention and maintaining the ability to properly serve the communities they live in. Ambulance Crews, Volunteer Fire Departments are among the hardest hit, especially in small communities. Efforts are always ongoing searching for new methods to attract new recruits. Training and education are vital components of new crew members. In an effort to increase numbers the Chinook...

  • Chinook Alliance Church Ladies to Host Christmas Party Fundraiser

    Kody Farmer|Nov 23, 2022

    Who doesn't like a party, especially a Christmas party? Thanksgiving is Thursday and the Christmas season officially kicks off. Throughout December and even into January Christmas parties of some sort will be taking place nearly every week. Some will be Owners and managers of local businesses showing their appreciation for their employees, others may be clubs or organizations getting together to celebrate the season and a few will be gatherings organized by local churches celebrating the season...

  • HARLEM ELEMENTARY HONORS COMMUNITY VETERANS

    Janice Gilham|Nov 23, 2022

    On Friday afternoon, November 11th, Harlem Elementary staff and students held an assembly to honor and give thanks to all of our community veterans. Mr. Lowell Long, American Legion Department of Montana Commander, took on the task of Master of Ceremonies, as well as teaching the 6th graders the proper etiquette of handling and folding the American flag. The program began with the entire elementary reciting the Pledge of Allegiance, plus the Aaniiih and Nakota Pledges. Grades Kindergarten...

  • Bear Paw Giant Downhill and Zombie Stroll

    Alan Sorensen|Nov 23, 2022

    The Bear Paw Giant Downhill and Zombie Stroll on Saturday, Oct. 29, delivered on its promise as several finishers admitted recording personal best times. A total of nine runners and 17 zombie strollers enjoyed sunny 55-degree weather with a slight tail wind. Mason Gregoire of Havre led the 5K men with a time of 19 minutes and 13 seconds, followed by Rowdy Doney in 22:38. Ashlyn Ford of Chinook, who placed second overall, won the women's 5K in 19:42, followed by Una Ford in 21:38. Gary Lavenger...

  • BIG FLAT CATHOLIC KIDS HOLD FOOD DRIVE

    Diana Maloney|Nov 23, 2022

    The Big Flat came through in a big way, again! The Big Flat Catholic Youth sponsored a food drive to help stock the Harlem Ministerial Catholic Food Bank shelves. The drive was done a bit differently this year as they asked for food at the local Big Flat Grocery Store as well as other churches on the Big Flat. The group collected a whopping 460 pounds of food, which was quite impressive! They credit the Big Flat Community for such an astounding success. Thank you for once again supporting this...

  • The Parade of Lights Has Gone Through Many Changes in its 37 Years

    Kody Farmer|Nov 23, 2022

    The 37th Annual Parade of Lights will take place this Friday. This year's schedule begins with Vendors setting up shop at the Chinook Senior Center as well as the Blaine County Library. Vendors are scheduled to be open from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm. Jean's Bakery Soup and Bake Sale will be held from 4:00 - 7:00 pm an Wallner hall with all proceeds going to the Friends of the Pool and Park Foundation. Santa Claus will make his annual appearance from 1:00 - 5:00 pm at the Blaine County Library. The...

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