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At last week's football game versus Circle, the Homecoming King & Queen were crowned. Hannah Rasmussen was named 2018 PRCDHS Homecoming Queen, while Larry Hunt was named King. The duo will reign over their realm this week, with numerous activities planned for the week. Each day, the students will dress up for a theme. Thursday is Decade's Day – with each class dressing as folks from a certain decade, for example, the Seniors will dress as kids from the '80s. Also on Thursday, a Coed V...
St. Vincent De Paul's of Broadus has moved into their new facility at the old wool mill building – located between Henry Malley Memorial Library and Seabeck Pizza. The move, which came after nine years at the old location, came about because of several reasons. The roof in the old building wasn't in great shape, which caused some issues with water leakage. Additionally, St. V's was simply running out of space. The new building provides double the square footage, which will make room for more goo...
The doors opened Saturday, September 15th at 10 AM for viewers to see 66 beautiful quilted items, and 42 people did just that. There was also a silent auction that anyone was able to view and bid on. At 11 AM we played quilters Bingo with several winners and we played again at 1 PM. We all had a great time. At 3PM the silent auction was ended and the votes were counted and the winners are as follows: Home Decorations/Wall Hanging 1st Place - Teresa Rolfson 2nd Place - Thelma Taylor 3rd Place -...
The Hammond/Hawks Home Schools are looking to raise money through an interesting route this fall, for their School Readiness Program. The Schools have teamed up with Schwan’s food delivery service to offer a chance to donate to the program. How it works is that anyone in the area who wishes to donate through the program simply needs to indicate that they would like to do so on their normal Schwan’s order. Heather Brownfield, who works with the School Readiness Program, explained the process: “You won’t be charged any more for your order and the...
"We had a good news/bad news week," Broadus Head Volleyball Coach Gordon Archer said of the Lady Hawks' last week of volleyball action. The bad news is that because a couple of players voluntarily ended their seasons early, which means Broadus is now below the threshold for a minimum number of players to play a JV and Varsity game. Thus for the rest of the season (and this past weekend vs Ekalaka), Broadus will only play a Varsity game. The good news for the team is that Jadyn Traub will start...
ELLSWORTH AIR FORCE BASE, S.D. – Combat Raider, a military exercise involving various aircraft, is scheduled to begin Oct. 16 in parts of the Powder River Training Complex, and will conclude Oct. 18, 2017. Combat Raider provides joint and coalition training under realistic scenarios that support full spectrum operations against modern threats and replicate today’s combat operations. During this period, people living under the following PRTC military operations areas can expect to see multiple types of aircraft utilizing the areas sim...
Despite causing three turnovers against Circle at last weekend's home game, the Broadus Hawks Football team wasn't able to overcome the Circle Widcat's offense. "Our defense struggled with tackles," Broadus Head Coach Ross Randall said of the game. On many plays the Hawks had a tough time bringing down their opponents on initial contact, allowing Circle to move down the field at a steady pace. "Circle's QB was tall, fast, and hard to bring down," Randall noted. In addition to their defensive...
Dear Billy, Unfortunately, I find myself forced to publicly respond to a recent situation regarding a complaint about passing a school bus. It has come to my attention that over the radio the Sheriff grossly misinterpreted a recent court decision I made. The statement falsely leads the public to believe the Sheriff can no longer write tickets by complaint for possible traffic violations because I said so. This is patently false and quite frankly extremely reckless and unprofessional at a minimum. To broadcast false interpretations of court...
Renewing friendships and encouraging community spirit while working to raise funds to maintain the Alzada Community Hall built in 1929 has prompted the organizers of the 29th Annual Alzada Cowboy Poetry, Music and Art Show to select the theme “Why we do this … ?”. The show will be Sunday, October 7 at the Alzada Community Hall. The building opens at 10 a.m. for viewing of the artwork which may include paintings of all mediums, photographs, beadwork, quilts, leatherwork and sculptures of stone and wood. The free program of music and cowbo...
Linda Lorena May (Trucano) Rogge, age 87, passed away peacefully in her sleep on September 9, 2018 at the Powder River Manor in Broadus. After long years of illness and decline, she is now at ease and with her beloved husband, sisters and parents. Linda was born on May 18, 1931 to Adeline Visintainer and James Trucano, at the family ranch near Boyes, Montana. Her grandmother, Leona Capra Barbero, assisted her birth and chose her name, adding May because of the month. After 1937, the Trucanos... Full story
An incident occurred along Hwy 59 last week, in which a set of govt vehicles passed a school bus, which was stopped to pick up students. A call was made over the radio about the vehicles, and according to Sheriff Drane, one of the vehicles was pulled over and given a warning. The other vehicle was not apprehended, as Drane said the driver could not be ID’ed in a line-up, and thus was not able to be prosecuted. The reasoning for this response, Drane said Tuesday, stemmed from a court case in Justice Court from around a month ago, where a t...
This time of year is called “flu season.” In the United States, flu viruses are most common during the fall and winter months. Influenza activity often begins to increase in October and November. Most of the time flu activity peaks between December and February, and it can last as late as May. Seasonal flu viruses can be detected year-round. It is not possible to predict what this flu season will be like. While flu spreads every year, the timing, severity, and length of the season varies from one season to another. CDC recommends a yearly flu...
Theresa Alderman, Broadus Lyle & Kay Babb, Broadus Charles Barbero, Boyes Jeanne Beaman, Biddle Renae Bidwell, Volborg Ron Bidwell, Limon, CO Waylon Billing, Broadus Clifford Bird, Center, ND Jim Bowers, Broadus Annie Brimmer, Biddle Joe Brown, Miles City Heather Brownfield, Hammond Phyllis Bryan, Big Timber Jim Capp, Broadus Lawrence Capra, Boyes Lynn Carranco, Billings Merle & Suz Clark, Hulett, WY Sherry Considine, Broadus Marlin Cooper, Yuma, AZ Jon Craft, Gillette, WY Dan Davis, Sonnette Jimmie Davis, Boyes Robert K Davis, Clovis, CA...
Eleven Senior Citizens boarded the Transportation Bus at 7 AM on Thursday, September 20th to tour ZooMontana in Billings. Everyone was eager to go on the trip as we put off going that far because of the road construction and the length of time to get there. Even encountering a little rain did not dampen our spirits. We met Marlene Grimm at ZooMontana at 10:30 AM and were off and running(well, almost). At admissions, we rented a wheelchair in case someone needed to rest, but still travel and...
Thursday, September 29, 1988 Research team continues study of Powder by Shirley Stuver Research hydrologist Robert H. “Bob” Meade and hydrologist John A. Moody, the U.S. geological team who have been recording data on the Powder River for 20 years, have been working along the river for the past ten days, between Moorhead and Broadus. Meade, as a senior hydrologist with the Department of the Interior, says, “I get a certain amount of privileges in choosing topics for research, aside from regular duties, and wanted to record geological facts on t...
August CENTURYLINK 299.70 GLOBALSTAR USA 82.66 MID-RIVERS COMMUNICATIONS 345.90 POWDER RIVER EXAMINER 756.25 RANGE TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE 3095.76 TOWN OF BROADUS 1873.56 1ST BANK 14.00 ALDERMAN OIL CO. 14128.20 ALIMED INC 110.18 AMAZON.COM CREDIT 376.02 AMERIPRIDE SERVICES INC 40.22 AMSDEN, LLC 550.00 AQREVA, LLC 2860.75 AVAILITY LLC 326.00 AXMEN 328.46 AYE S FABRICATING & REPAIR 403.50 BARBERO ESTATES, LLC 850.00 BIGHORN VALLEY HEALTH CENTER INC 900.00 BILLINGS CLINIC 154.92 BILLINGS EXINGUISHING SYSTEMS 849.00 BLACK HILLS ENERGY 67.02 BOSS...
SPOKANE, Wash. (Sept. 5, 2018) – Northwest Farm Credit Services is proud to award Powder River First Responders in Boyes, Montana, a $2,500 Northwest FCS Rural Community Grant. In a statement, the Powder River First Responders said, "With this donation from Northwest FCS toward our purchase of patient warmers, we will be able to better combat shock and have more pinpoint care for our patients. This is all in an effort to have a much higher quality of life in Powder River County and s...
