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The Montana University System held a "Research Roadshow" last Friday in Broadus. The Roadshow, which was part of a tour held in 25 towns across Montana, featured six college professors, associate professors, or grad students from schools across the state. The group individually presented their topics of research to the small crowd on hand at the Community Center to witness the event. The first presenter, Cara Robertus, is a student at MSU-Bozeman studying Bio-Engineering. Cara's presentation...
By Ashley Emmons The Broadus Lady Hawk Cross Country team made school history and finished in the top 10 at State in their first year of competition! Our three competitors came in ninth out of 20 complete teams competing in the girls' Class C division. The team traveled to Missoula along with 101 other schools across the state to run in their season ending race. This all-class event took place on the University of Montana's golf course. There were just over one-thousand competitors in all the...
The Broadus Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Field Office is pleased to welcome Elizabeth Emeline. Elizabeth is a PRCDHS graduate, and recent graduate of Montana State University with a Bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences focused in Fish and Wildlife Management Ecology. She is returning to Broadus to begin her role as the American Bird Conservancy's Northern Plains Conservation Specialist on November 5th. She is excited to work closely with landowners and land managers to...
In anticipation of the election on November 6th, The Examiner sent out interview questions to the local candidates. Though all of the local elections are un-opposed for the general election, we felt that an introduction would be newsworthy and informative for the readers. The local candidates on the ballot include: Lee Randall, County Commissioner, Allen Drane, Jr., Sheriff/Coroner, Pat Phillippi, Treasurer, Cynde Jo Gatlin, Clerk & Recorder, Cathy Landa, Justice of the Peace, Jeff Noble,...
In anticipation of the election on November 6th, The Examiner sent out interview questions to the local candidates. Though all of the local elections are un-opposed for the general election, we felt that an introduction would be newsworthy and informative for the readers. The local candidates on the ballot include: Lee Randall, County Commissioner, Allen Drane, Jr., Sheriff/Coroner, Pat Phillippi, Treasurer, Cynde Jo Gatlin, Clerk & Recorder, Cathy Landa, Justice of the Peace, Jeff Noble,...
In anticipation of the election on November 6th, The Examiner sent out interview questions to the local candidates. Though all of the local elections are un-opposed for the general election, we felt that an introduction would be newsworthy and informative for the readers. The local candidates on the ballot include: Lee Randall, County Commissioner, Allen Drane, Jr., Sheriff/Coroner, Pat Phillippi, Treasurer, Cynde Jo Gatlin, Clerk & Recorder, Cathy Landa, Justice of the Peace, Jeff Noble, County...
The Broadus Lady Hawk Volleyball Team closed out their regular season last week with a couple of tough losses, against St. Labre and Wibaux. Despite the losses, Broadus remained in third place in the District, which puts them in good position going into tournaments, beginning this Thursday in Glendive. The match against St. Labre, which took place in Ashland last Tuesday, was lost in Broadus in three sets. "We came out good in the first set, and it could've gone either way," Broadus Coach...
The Broadus Hawks football team and coaching staff made the long journey to Scobey last Wednesday, to play in their final regular season game. The winner of the game would move on to playoffs, the losers would go home to nurse their injuries and train for next year. "Scobey kicked off to us to begin the game," Broadus Head Coach Ross Randall said. "We got the ball, but stalled out on our first drive and had to punt." On Scobey's first play from scrimmage, the QB threw a play action pass, with...
October 1, 2018 The Board of County Commissioners met to conduct county business at their first meeting of the month. 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, reported the tv translator will be swapped out on October 17, 2018, at a cost of $6000.00. They will be digging a dry well at the library to relieve drainage issues. Dave Atchison and Dave Anderson, representing Denbury Onshore LLC, met with the board to r...
Thursday, October 27, 1988 Mellor’s sell local IGA After 27 years in business, John and Olive Mellor have sold their local IGA store. Broadus natives Larry and Blondie (Wetherelt) Woolston returned and took over ownership of the grocery store on Monday of this week. It is perhaps ironic that the Woolstons have returned, after fifteen years, to the very place in which they got their start in the grocery business. Both are graduates of the local high school system… following their marriage Larry went to work for the Mellors and learned the bus...
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Broadus VFW Post 1595 has been expanding its numbers, with a 21% increase in membership over the last year, according to Post Commander Mike Richards. That makes the Broadus post the largest growing post, by percentage, in the state of Montana for 2018. With that distinction, the Broadus post is set to become an “All State” Post, a distinction which was last held in 1988, according to Richard’s research. Membership at the post currently stands at 45 members, and if the post is able to recruit 6 more members, the post will likely make “All...
By Kathy Bowers As the leaves float from the trees we are reminded of the seasonal events that take place at the Powder River Manor. First, the Manor will be sponsoring Trick or Treat event for the kids from 1:30 – 2:30 on Halloween, October 31st. Please come and make the resident’s day by allowing them to hand out candy to the kids and view the children’s costumes. Next, please let your friends know everyone is welcome to come to our annual Harvest Luncheon. It will take place at the Community Center on Election Day, Tuesday, November 6th f...
Follow meat from the pasture to your plate, by learning how to make your own sausage. Making sausage at home can be a fun way to explore new seasonings and flavors in the convenience of your home and is a great activity to do with your family. You also know exactly what is in your homemade sausage! Historically, sausage is one of the oldest known forms of processed meat and has been a very desirable, “quick-and-easy” meal for generations. Powder River Extension will be hosting a Sausage Making Workshop on Wednesday, November 7th at the Bro...
Faith Bible Church in Broadus will once again offer fun for kids next Wednesday, October 31st from 6 – 8 pm. We will have a variety of games in our gym. Games in past years included Skeeball, Target shooting, Ring Toss, Penny Drop, Goodie-Fishing, Rope Ladder and Popcorn Ball Walk. We’ll even have a few outside games if it isn’t too chilly. We also plan to have hotdogs at a fire pit available, again this year, as a little more nutritious alternative to all the candy that will be given out. So you can stop in and fuel up on some non-sugar suste...
The Mizpah Masters held our first meeting October 1, 2018 at the fire hall. The 4-H group discussed new business and old business then elected officers for the new year. The secretary and the treasurer’s report were not given because the books are being reviewed. The meeting was adjourned and snacks were provided by Justin Aye. A monthly activity is done along with each meeting. This month’s activity was filling bird feeders for the nursing home. Emma Isaacs, Reporter...
Wesley Glenn Wetherelt, age 67, died peacefully at home Tuesday, October 9, 2018, surrounded by his wife, children, and grandchildren. Leukemia may have called the shots, but Wes was in control of how he finished his life; rich with love and laugher. Firstborn of four children to Glenn and Hazel, he lived on the family ranch until he left home to attend college in Billings. Wes worked in auto parts and maintenance, and as the General Manger of Quality Nursing Services, which he co-owned with... Full story
Peggy Deibel Jones passed away on October 17, 2018 at the age of 78. Peggy Ann Stewart was born to Anna Le and Pete Stewart on July 8, 1940 in Glasgow, Montana. She was later joined by brother Lyle. She graduated from Malta High School where she was involved in band, chorus, and FHA. After high school she attended Montana State College in Bozeman, Montana. It was there she earned her RN Degree. She worked as a nurse in Great Falls and Malta. During her time in Bozeman, she met Jack Deibel and... Full story
