Phillips County Healthcare Foundation continues to give to PC Health Facilities
As with many of our local organizations, the Phillips County Healthcare Foundation faced fundraising challenges this past year, but they still found a way to continue to provide much needed donations...
From the Archives for January 13, 2021
100 years ago January, 1911 At least three oil drilling rigs were expected to start operations on the Bowdoin dome in the spring. Directors of the First State Bank held their annual meeting...
Construction News for January 13, 2021
One thing that I had the chance to do a week ago, was to see a crew taking down a grain elevator along US Highway 2. They took it down because it was falling down and unsafe. I brought some pictures...
Phillips County Sheriff's Report for Wednesday, January 13, 2021
Check out our website: www.phillipscountysheriff.org and our Facebook page, Phillips County Sheriff’s Office. Our Facebook page does give reports of scams and other important information as needed to get to the public. Concealed Weapon Permits:...
COVID update for the week of January 13
On Thursday, January 7, 2021, The Phillips County Health Department reported three new positive cases of COVID-19. Those individuals are isolated and contact tracing has been completed. According to...
- Fort Belknap's Kuhl appointed by Gov. Gianforte
- Taylor Grazing Act
- Gas Prices To Jump in 2021 as Country Mends From COVID-19
- VFW Auxiliary Continuing Ed Scholarship
- USDA Agricultural Conservation Easement Application Cutoff Date is February 5
- MCF awards grants to PCCF and other local communities
- Quit Your Way with the Montana Tobacco Quit Line
Mustangs run past Panthers in Malta
The Malta Mustangs Basketball Team posted a dominant win in their season opener over Roundup last Saturday, January 9. After the game, senior co-captain Kooper Oxarart was asked how it felt to play a...
Colts Win!
The Malta Colts defeated the Wolf Point Wolves 72-10 last Friday Night at the Malta High School Gymnasium. Pictured is Ivan Lefdahl going up for a...
Lady Mavericks now off to 4-0 start
The North Country Lady Mavericks have started the season 4-0 after picking up wins over Glasgow, Scobey, and Dodson in consecutive nights last week. "It was a great weekend of basketball for the Lady...
Mavs, Coyotes, clash in Whitewater
The Dodson Coyotes and North Country Mavericks squared off in Whitewater last Saturday, January 9. The Coyotes were able to win the game 58-38, led by sophomore Julian Benson, who had 12 points....
I fear that it is only a matter of time
If I can hang on just a little longer, like magic it will be gone. My fears will vanish, and I’ll be able to stand proudly upright once again. In the meantime I’m terrified. I’m of an age that...
Our country should be better than this
Dear Editor, Honestly, I don’t know how to start this. This was shocking, to see a sitting president incite a mob to attack the Capitol Building of the United States of America. To hear the House Minority leader FAIL to condemn this action and...
Whitewater News & Opinion for January 13, 2021
For January 6 We are approaching January 1, 2021, a brand new year! Let’s hope and pray the virus ends, and 2021 will be better. Happy New Year to all! Again, Sympathy to all who have lost loved...
HLRC Administrator Reflects on 2020
Wow! 2020 will be one of those years we’ll be talking about 20 years from now while rocking on our front porch, more than the winter 1978-79 or the winter of 2010 -11. How could one have known what 2020 held for the American public, and more...
George Henry Lamb
“Lambing” started extra early on a farm north of Saco on Valentine’s Day in 1925 with the birth of George Henry Lamb. Liz and Elmer Lamb were the proud parents of Baby Lamb who joined siblings...
Legal Ads for January 13, 2021
LEGALS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Barbara Chillcott Montana Dept. Natural Resources and Conservation 406-444-6336 December 30, 2020 Board of Adjustment Meeting to Consider Joint Motion for Approval of Settlement Agreement and Issuance of...