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Courtesy PR Historical Museum Although typically open the first week of June, the museum board has voted not to allow public access until Montana reaches Phase 3 of the reopening plan. This decision is based on the limitations of our facility, sanitation requirements and most importantly, the safety of our many vulnerable volunteers. Limited, pre-scheduled, private tours/viewings can still be arranged by calling 436-2474 or 436-2352. Unfortunately, due to current COVID-19 restrictions the Homesteader Days event scheduled for June 15-19 has...
By Jerry Coulter Three dates have been set in June to play baseball for players ages 6-10. The dates these players can show up and play are Tuesday June 16, June 23, and June 30 at 5:30 p.m. We will meet at the Little League field by the swimming pool. There will be no cost to players. Players must be ages 6 through 10 as of April 30th of this year to play. We will have to adhere to some safety guidelines to do this. Players must bring their own baseball gloves, shoes, water bottle and hand sanitizer to be used during breaks. We will also...
Courtesy PR Extension Office The FAQs below pertain to the Broadus Walking Map, pictured at left. We've also included an additional page from the Walking Map brochure featuring the historic town square, pictured on page 6. Sponsors for the brochure include Powder River Trails, MSU Extension-Powder River County, Powder River Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture, Powder River Historical Museum, School Community Development Council, Powder River Community Endowment Fund, Powder River Tobacco...
The Broadus School Board met Monday evening, with a weighty agenda planned for the evening. The board heard from Activities Director Mike Richards regarding replacing the majority of the lockers in the high school locker rooms. The lockers in the larger or traditional boys locker room (which now switches back and forth year to year to comply with Title IX guidelines) has the original lockers from the 1970s, which are rather worse for wear after being slammed shut and stuffed full of gear by generations of athletes. Mike mentioned that he had...
Maddie Brownfield holds her 4-H Cat "Adventure". In addition to the cat project, Maddie has been working on other projects, including sewing, cooking and photography. During the "stay at home" phase, she decided to sew masks and donated them to many of the gals around town who were high risk and asking for masks. She and her sewing partner Emily made 20+ masks! She's been working with Adventure kitty so he doesn't freak out when she takes him into to town for the fair. Maddie has just a couple...
Ezra Gotfredson (far left) has a Market Hog and Market Lamb for 4-H projects this year. He enjoys walking his pig and is ready to start his lamb project. Alexis Gotfredson (near left) is very busy with her Market Hog, Market Lamb, Breeding Goat, Sport Fishing and Leathercraft projects. She enjoys feeding her pig marshmallows and fishing with her dad and sister. Both Ezra and Alexis have been social distancing by staying at home, doing chores, and babysitting to keep busy! 4-H Family Feature is...
Thursday, June 14, 1990 “Jaws of Life” group formed A committee was recently formed in Broadus to coordinate efforts to raise funds needed to buy a life-saving “Jaws of Life” extrication tool set. “Because of the area in which we live, and the distances from major medical centers, the “jaws” could mean valuable minutes that could save lives or lessen injury,” said Physician’s Assistant committee chairman Leroy Biesheuvel. “We recently had a close call where it took about 50 minutes to free a young Broadus girl from her mangled automobile....
Broadus Junior High and High School students earning GPAs of 3.5 or above during the 4th quarter include: 7th Grade Rebecca Aye Talyn Conley Emory Gatlin Shyla Madsen Riley Mitchell Zoe Page Rebekah Rasmussen Jacye Schroeder Maddie Zimmer 8th Grade Emma Isaacs Mia Mader Cooper Zimmer 9th Grade Lauryn Billing Alex Edwards Marcus Mader Rheanna Schroeder 10th Grade Lea Aye Chalee Harms Shannon Knapp Abigail Martin 11th Grade Megan Johnson Luke McAlpine Deanna Twedt 12th Grade Tayden Gee Luke Herzog Aaron Rogers Bailey Smith Jadyn...
By Pete Wenzel The 2nd Annual Rollin' In The Green golf tournament was a success. Conditions were windy and hot but all twenty-one teams battled through the 27 holes of golf. 1st Place – Dan McDowell, Chad Gatlin and Cass Zimmer with a gross score of 103 and a net score of 93.75. 2nd Place – Troy Mills, Logan Bird and Kevin Bird with a gross score of 102 and a net score of 96. 3rd Place – Troy Amsden, Pete Wenzel and Jade Boggs with a gross score of 102 and a net score of 97.2. 4th Place – Rya...
Courtesy MT FWP The tragic drowning of a Great Falls man who was swimming in Belt Creek near the Sluice Boxes area last Wednesday is a good reminder for swimmers, boaters, floaters and anglers to use caution in and near the water. Water levels are higher and swifter in rivers throughout Montana due to spring runoff, and recreationists should be aware of extra risks that come with high flows. These conditions can change rapidly, creating new and hidden hazards for boaters. Water temperatures are also especially cold this time of year, which i...
Henry Theodore Patten was welcomed into the world by his parents, Matthew and Michelle Patten, on May 22nd in Gillette, WY at Campbell County Memorial Hospital. Henry weighed 6 lbs 15 oz and was 19 inches long. Henry has two proud sisters, Lillian (4) and Abigail (2). Grandparents are Roger and Lucinda Notsch of Volborg, MT and Clayton and Tana Patten of Broadus, MT. Great-Grandparents include Willy and Anne Gergen and Marcia Gergen of Broadus, Marla Patten of SD, Allen and Marjorie Todd,...
