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Articles from the June 29, 2022 edition


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  • The Fair Must, Can, and Will Go On

    Mark Foss, PCN Staff|Jun 29, 2022

    After the damage done by the high wind storm on April 5 and 6 of this year, the question of will there be any grandstand events this year at the 107th Phillips Count Fair has been answered. Yes!! The Friday night concert, Saturday derby/AMX races, and the Sunday Indian Relays and chariot races will all be held. PC Fair board member, Eric Wilke, told the PC News that the upper level of the grandstands will not be used. They have been considered unsafe. "We will be able to use the lower section of...

  • Changes to come at HLRC

    Pierre Bibbs, Publisher|Jun 29, 2022

    A few weeks ago, Hi-Line Retirement Center administrator Duane Murray wrote a letter in the PCN "Letters to the Editor" section explaining that many nursing homes have struggled to stay open even before COVID-19 was an issue, this week the PCN was able to catch up with Murray to talk about many of the changes that HLRC will be going through in hopes to stop the facility from shutting its doors. Since his letter, Murray said that HLRC has started its change from a CMS (Center for Medicare &...

  • Woodruff takes inaugural position in Miami

    Anne Boothe, Great Plains Dinosaur Museum|Jun 29, 2022

    We are making a bittersweet announcement to our members, partners and community that Dr. Cary Woodruff has left employment with the Great Plains Dinosaur Museum (GPDM) and has taken a new position as the inaugural Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology at Frost Science in Miami Florida. This is a very exciting opportunity for Cary and we wish him only the very best in this endeavor. Dr. Woodruff will continue to serve as a paleontology advisor to GPDM on designated projects until we are able to...

  • Malta's Lodmell, Sundin, attend Commission of USS Montana

    Retired Cdr. Mel Sundin, For the PCN|Jun 29, 2022

    The U.S. Navy's newest Virginia-class attack submarine, the USS MONTANA (SSN-794) was commissioned in a traditional ceremony at Naval Station Norfolk, Virginia. This is the second commissioned warship to bear the name MONTANA. Among the several hundred Montanans who were invited to attend the colorful and patriotic recognition of the submarine and its new officers and crew members were current Malta resident Terry Lodmell and former resident retired Navy Commander Mel Sundin. Terry was a member...

  • Milk River Mocha has New Owners and is Open for Business

    Mark Foss, PCN Staff|Jun 29, 2022

    For all of those that have missed their drive-thru fix of caffeine on the west side of town at the corner of Hwy 2 and 191 North, the wait is over! New owners of Milk River Mocha, Matt and Shaelin Roberts, and Risa Crismore put out the open sign on Friday, June 24, at 10 a.m. and got their first taste of running a coffee shop. The three new owners originally come from the Libby, Montana area. Shaelin and Risa are sisters, and are also the children of the new owners of the Edgewater Inn, Challis...

  • PCCF Announces Grant Awards to Local Projects

    Jun 29, 2022

    The Phillips County Community Foundation (PCCF) is excited to announce grant awards to four local projects totally over $4500. -$1500 has been awarded in support of the Re-Imagining Rural effort and community mural project that will be located on the east wall of the Villa Theatre building on Central Ave. This project, spearheaded by Kari Miller and the SaintLouis family (new owners of the Villa) is a local collaboration to inspire creativity, demonstrate community pride and creating a shared sp...

  • Whitewater News & Opinion for Wednesday, June 29, 2022

    Helen Austin, PCN Correspondent|Jun 29, 2022

    Greetings from Whitewater, Montana! Mark Lageson went to Minnesota to see family. Get well wishes to Mike Frietag of Whitewater and all who are sick. Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Reichelt and baby of Aurora, Colorado, are here visiting at the home of Kurt and Janice Reichelt. They hosted a dinner. Sally Austin, Gale Young and I attended. The dinner was delicious, Chinese cuisine. Evie (Henry’s wife) cooks specialty dishes, many from Ethiopia, her home country. Baby Skyla is adorable. She is learning to w...

  • Loring News for Wednesday, June 29, 2022

    Dixie Stordahl, PCN Correspondent|Jun 29, 2022

    This first week of summer has been great! Some warm days, some cooler days, mostly windy days, a smattering of rain. The wildlife is amazing! Baby antelope, deer, and birds, many porcupines on the highway traveling to another tree. I was driving to town on Monday when I saw something cross the road. I stopped close to where it went in the ditch and it was a badger, just sitting on a pile of dirt by a hole, looking at me. It went in the hole and came back up, back in and a skunk came out! That...

  • Dodson News for Wednesday, June 29, 2022

    Eldora Henry, PCN Correspondent|Jun 29, 2022

    Polly Solberg met with other Solbergs this weekend for a sort of reunion with relatives who came home. Thanks again to Terri Cole and Bonnie Lankford who were out about mowing again this week. They sure help keep the "west side looking better," Mr. Skunk was found again visiting around the west side or is it, Mrs. Skunk since there were three little babies there too? The dog-catchers should be able to trap some of them. Roger and Jackie Henry were visiting at his mom's, Dora’s, from Salem, I...

  • Daines Introduces Bill to Improve Conservation on Over 100,000 Acres of Public Land

    Jun 29, 2022

    U.S. Senator Steve Daines today introduced the “Montana Sportsmen Conservation Act” to restore wildlife habitats, enhance sportsmen opportunities, mitigate wildfire risk, and increase public access to public lands in Montana by removing restrictive Wilderness Study Area (WSA) designations that can hinder land management and public access. The legislation is supported by 19 local leaders and stakeholder groups. “After working with local stakeholders and county commissioners and looking at the science, I’m glad to introduce a bill that would e...

  • State Politicians Weigh In on Dobbs v. Jackson Ruling

    Jun 29, 2022

    Last Friday, the United States Supreme Court voted to overturn Roe v. Wade, 410 U.S. 113, which previously protected a woman’s choice to abort an unborn embryo or fetus. The decision resulted from a 5-4 ruling in the conclusion of Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, No. 19-1392. The decision will allow states to make individual decisions on the lawfulness of abortion. Several states have already set in place laws that were triggered by the decision, while as of now, Montana has legal abortion services available until the Montana S...

  • Response Letter: Catching you up...

    Jun 29, 2022

    Dear Editor and Readers, Transformation is an interesting word. According to Merriam Webster’s Online Dictionary, its definition is 1) to change in composition or structure, 2) to change the outward form or appearance of, or 3) to change in character or condition. When President Obama said “We are five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America,” what was he referring to? That’s a big question, but not a difficult one to answer. To some, the transformation would seem that he wanted to ruin the country, that Obama s...

  • An eventful exit from Flathead Lake

    Parker Heinlein, Outdoors Columnist|Jun 29, 2022

    The sign read “Caution: Water over road,” a warning that filled me with dread considering we were in a car with only a couple of inches of clearance. During a visit to Flathead Lake last week I’d awoken on the morning of our departure to a steady downpour. It was a bit unsettling. After years of drought, I’d become more comfortable with rumors of rain than the real stuff. Now it was pouring, and I was beginning to question our choice of vehicle: Barb’s Mini Cooper convertible. Instead of taking...

  • Memories for Wednesday, June 29, 2022

    Compiled by Mark Foss|Jun 29, 2022

    1 years ago- Wednesday, June 27, 2012 Local Athletes do well at Opheim Rodeo Phillips County Rodeo contestants did well at the Opheim Rodeo on Sunday. Guy Simanton of Whitewater, won the Saddle Bronc with a 64, and Alex Burnham of Saco, placed 4th with a 53. Jace Bishop, of Malta, won the Junior Breakaway with a 3.6. Justinn Marshall of Saco, won the Ladies Breakaway, with a 3.6, and Kirsty Stewart, of Malta, was 2nd with a 5.0. Isaac Farcia of Saco won the Bull Riding with a score of 81. Brenna Krueger, of Zortman, won the Junior Barrels,...

  • Classifieds for Wednesday, June 29, 2022

    Jun 29, 2022

    The First State Bank is accepting applications for a full-time teller position. Salary will depend on experience. Excellent Benefits including Health Insurance, Retirement, Personal time off and Paid Holidays. Stop in and pick up an application. We are an equal opportunity employer. ----------------------------------------- Zurich/RCIS is hiring a Seasonal Crop Adjuster who lives and will service in the following MT counties of Blaine, Hill, Phillips, and Valley. Work from home-based office and 50% travel to cover territory. To apply or learn...

  • Legals for Wednesday, June 29, 2022

    Jun 29, 2022

    CALL FOR BIDS The Malta Irrigation District will accept sealed proposals at the office of Malta Irrigation District until 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 12, 2022, for the purchase of: One (1) 1996 GMC 2.5 Ton Dump Truck. One (1) Table Saw. Items will be sold in an as-is condition. Items can be seen at Malta Irrigation District headquarters at 509 South 3rd Street East, Malta, MT. Questions, contact Russ Brookie at 654-7384. Malta Irrigation District reserves the right to refuse any or all bids. Deliver bids in person to the district office or mail...

  • M-ettes host Summer Basketball Camp

    Pierre Bibbs, Publisher|Jun 29, 2022

    The Malta M-ettes basketball team hosted their annual Little M-ette Basketball Camp last week. The camp hosted 32 girls from third grade to eighth grade. The M-ette High School team helped out at the event. "There are some competitive younger kids coming in and we had some good, spirited competition, training, and they were an eager bunch of young kids," M-ette Head Coach Nate Hammond said. The camp started on Monday, June 20, and concluded on Wednesday, June 22, at the Malta High School...

  • The North Country Mavericks went 3-1 at Montana Tech's Basketball Camp.

    Jun 29, 2022

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  • Milk River Baseball League Starts; Murray hopes to build program

    Pierre Bibbs, Publisher|Jun 29, 2022

    Last week, the Milk River Bambino Baseball league started in Malta. This season, the league is under new leadership, as Kenny Murray, a Malta native, hopes to bring the same passion for the sport that he saw growing up, back to his hometown. Things seem to be off to a solid start. Between T-Ball and Coach Pitch and Little League baseball, the league has had over 100 kids sign up. "This year is really just about getting participation," Murray said. "It's new to Malta right now. I know that Dean...