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Broadus Schools, along with the community at large, celebrated Homecoming last week. A variety of events took place throughout the week, including sporting events, a bonfire, dress up days at school, a tailgate party, and a parade....
The Hawk Varsity Football team took the field Saturday for a Homecoming game against Plentywood. The cool conditions on game day made for good playing weather, but meant fans needed to bring a bit of extra insulation. The Hawks, coming off a loss to Circle, were thirsty for redemption, and on their first drive steadily drove down the field on a series of Larry Hunt runs to score and put in the 2 point conversion to go up 8-0. Plentywood answered on their first drive with a series of pass...
The Powder River Trails club organized a pop-up demonstration project in downtown Broadus last week. The project included curb extensions and crosswalks designed to calm traffic and make crossing streets safer and more accessible for all ages and abilities. Hay bales were also decorated to celebrate Broadus Hawks' Homecoming and decorate the curb extensions. Community feedback is important to the project. Paper surveys are available at downtown businesses and the online survey is available...
“Real Colors” will kick off the first Annie’s Project on Monday, November 5th, according to Extension Agent Mary Rumph. Custer County Extension Agent Tara Andrews will lead the first workshop at the 6-week series designed to empower women in agriculture. The Real Colors workshop is a tool commonly used to identify your own personal temperament or “color” and to learn how to distinguish the colors of those around you. Understanding those you work with leads to better communication and more successful relationships. Imagine working cows in t...
The Broadus Lady Hawk Volleyball team played two matches last week. On Tuesday, Broadus hosted Northern Cheyenne (Busby) for a record-breaking performance. Broadus Head Coach Gordon Archer said that Kiarah Coulter had 20 aces, which he was fairly certain would be a new school individual record. Archer said that as far as he knew, Taylore Drane held the previous record. Taylore holds the record for aces in a year, with 92. Kiarah also went 25 for 25 on serves during the match – the record is h...
Franklin Roosevelt said “In politics, nothing happens by accident. If it happens you can bet it was planned that way.” We often question the direction our nation has gone over several decades, how it has gone further from the constitutional republic our founders envisioned and created. We wonder how when the party in power changes, the direction toward more government and globalism does not. The rhetoric seldom matches the results. And when a leader does make changes to reverse that decline, they are smeared, undermined or worse. That act...
Tongue River Electric is trying to locate the following individuals (or their heirs) for payment of capital credits. Please contact TRECO at 406-784-2341 or email [email protected] if you have any information. Broadus: Gordon Allen, Tom Chaney, Denver Fraser, Frank & Helen Hall, Darrell Inskip, Murr Isaacs, Branthley King, Pamela Loeb, Earl Mainwaring, Loren Perkins, P.R. Lanes - PJ Poindexter, P.R. Trucking, Camilla Stuver. Miles City: Lloyd D Carter, Irene Amsden. Ashland: Gary Badwarrior, Jerry & Pamela Baldwin, Catherine Flores, Mabel...
Kingpin 9-17-18 High team games: Big Sky Bar, 653, Big Sky Bar, 646, PR Lanes, 635; high series: PR Lanes, 1869, Big Sky Bar, 1867, Askin Construction, 1807. Individual men’s games: Eric Gotfredson, 224, JJ Quiroz, 221, Quentin Rumph, 211, JJ Quiroz, 211; high series: JJ Quiroz, 631, Quentin Rumph, 567, Bill Alderman, 530. Mixed Couples 9-21-18 High team games: Peachie Georgian’s, 334, Bowling with Jesus, 331; high series: Beauty and the Beast, 854, Peachie Georgian’s, 850. Individual men’s games: Tommy Stokes, 221, Josh Aurand, 212; high se...
Stretch of Highway 212 slated for resurfacing Prince, Inc. of Forsyth is the low bidder concerning a highway resurfacing project in Powder River County, east of Ashland. Prince submitted the low bid of $1,467,346 for resurfacing approximately eight miles of Highway 212, beginning about seven miles east of Ashland in Powder River County and continuing east. The project also includes replacing two bridges with culvert pipes. That stretch of highway has deteriorated over the past several years and is among the worst and most dangerous stretch...
Powder River Co. Sheriff’s Office John Carter, Grants Pass, OR, operate veh. w/o license plates, $85. John Carter, Grants Pass, OR, speeding in restricted zone (47/40) $55. John Carter, Grants Pass, OR, change lanes when unsafe, $85. Gregory Kokosh, Kent, WA, nighttime truck speeding (66/55) $105. Rafael Martinez, Tampa, FL, daytime truck speeding (78/60) $105. Nicolai Cecan, Woodridge, IL, nighttime truck speeding (67/55) $105. Kimbal Frohner, Lansing, MI, daytime truck speeding (76/60) $105. Gregory McLeod, Baltimore, MD, daytime speeding (84...
Tuesday, the 25 of September, the Broadus FFA hosted the Eastern District Range and Livestock Contests. The results for the District team of Bailey Smith, Tayden Gee, Maclain Cathey, and Kortny Cathey placed first with Bailey placing first individually, Tayden third, and Maclain fourth. The second team for Broadus placed third with Joziah Brost placing sixth. In the livestock contest, the District team of Beau Kuhbacher, Erick McConnon, Callie Williams, and Kori Kolka placed fifth, with Kori placing eleventh individually. Megan Johnson,...
Mizpah Masters 4-H News The Mizpah Masters held their 10th meeting on September 16th, 2018. Becca Aye led the American and Lea Aye led the 4-H pledge. Becca read the minutes. Lea read the Treasure’s Report. Old business was Interview judging, First day of fair, Breakfast and Car Wash. New business is September 24 Moonlight Walk, October 7-14th, Bugs Life, Club Fun day was discussed and planned, 4H Week plans were made, Books are due today and we will do Highway Cleanup and Bird feeders at our October meeting. Next meeting is October 14, 2018 H...
September 4, 2018 At 9:00 AM, Commissioners Donna Giacometto and Darold Zimmer were present. Rod Schaffer was absent for medical reasons. Hearing no public comment on the day’s agenda, the board addressed routine business items before scheduled department meetings. Marty Drane, Buildings and Grounds Supervisor, met with the board to report the Extension Office has left a big mess for the custodial staff. TRECo may have a bucket truck that may work for the tower work on the tv translator. Marty will be ordering the security cameras for the a...
