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  • Lukas Seely returns to Malta on Friday

    Mark Hebert, Editor|Dec 2, 2015

    Over the last 13 months since Lukas Seely first brought his comedic stylings to Malta, some things have changed for the Billings, Mont. native and somethings remain the same. Since he headlined the first ever Montarctica Live Comedy show last October, Seely has gotten a gig working for his favorite NFL football team – the San Francisco 49ers, where he gives pregame “comedic weather reports” to the team in which he jokes about their opposition – and was recently contacted by the booking agent fro...

  • Malta City Council to continue Compliance Officer discussion

    Mark Hebert, Editor|Dec 2, 2015

    At Tuesday night’s Malta City Council meeting, Malta Mayor Shyla Jones invited Phillips County Justice of the Peace Gayle Stahl to talk to the council about the possibility of Malta hiring a fulltime compliance officer who would enforce city ordinances. JOP Stahl, Mayor Jones and the council members talked about the possible compliance officer for 40 minutes before deciding that the council will continue to talk about the possibility of hiring a fulltime officer -- including discussions with P...

  • Gianforte visits county to talk telecommunication, doesn't announce Gov's run

    Mark Hebert, Editor|Dec 2, 2015

    Bozeman businessman Greg Gianforte, who is considering a run as governor, returned to Phillips County last week making several stops in the area to talk with people about entrepreneurship and bringing jobs back to Montana via telecommunication. Gianforte’s first stop on his Phillips County visit was at the Great Northern Motel’s Lodge Room where he met with over 20 people after being invited to speak by the PhillCo Economic Growth Council. Prior to the event, Gianforte, a republican, told the...

  • Things I am thankful for

    Parker Heinlein, Outdoor Columnist|Dec 2, 2015

    I’m thankful for things both large and small -- the sun which warms me while I sit hunkered in the sagebrush waiting for that buck to show himself, and my family which keeps growing larger. I’m thankful for the birds I missed that will be there tomorrow and for the one I hit that will feed me tonight. I’m thankful to live in Montana where there remains country wild enough to swallow me up if I’m not careful, where the water and air are pure and sustain the wildest of life, and the climate...

  • Governors have no teeth in refugee debate

    Dec 2, 2015

    Governor Steve Bullock says he will look favorably on Middle Eastern refugees settling in Montana unless there are concerns about them posing a threat to our safety. Other Governors have also made their opinions known regarding Middle Eastern refugees in their states. The reality, though, is that state Governors have little actual authority in terms of foreign refugees. This would be true even if the Governors were attempting to enforce laws on immigration enacted by their legislatures. We are one nation in terms of foreign policy, which...

  • Reducing pollution does not threaten the Montana economy

    Dec 2, 2015

    NorthWestern Energy (NWE) recently forecast that federal efforts to stabilize our climate by reducing the amount of carbon pollution are bound to do significant and permanent damage to the Montana economy. In NWE’s scare story, the only way that Montana can meet its obligations under the EPA’s Clean Power Plan is to shut down all four of the Colstrip electrical generators by 2022, eliminate the coal mine that fuels them, abandon the high voltage Colstrip power line, and build expensive replacements for them all. To get these dire results, NWE h...

  • Case of the Wednesdays

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Dec 2, 2015

    Between binge-writing stories, picking up and delivering the PCN on Mondays and Tuesdays, on Wednesday my brain is drained. Of course the weekend adds to the brain fatigue I feel on Wednesday. Not to joke about the medical condition but in my tired state of mind things get bipolar real fast. I have less control over my mind on Wednesday mornings. I can sing anything from love ballads to rap at any given moment. I can go from over the top excited to useless in minutes. Sometimes in my tired...

  • Arden J. Sanderson

    Dec 2, 2015

    Arden J. Sanderson MALTA-Arden J. Sanderson, 60, an Army Veteran and truck driver died Friday, November 2, 2015 at his home in Malta. Memorial services will be 2 p.m., Wednesday, December 2 at the Kirkwood Memorial Chapel in Malta. Military Honors will follow the services. Condolences for the family may be left at www.kirkwoodfuneralhome.com. Arden was born in Glendive, MT on September 25, 1955 to George and Nedra Sanderson. Arden grew up in Glendive with his brothers Neil and Don and his...

  • Loring News for week of December 2, 2015

    Dixie Stordahl, PCN Correspondent|Dec 2, 2015

    I hope all my readers had a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend! I know that I did! Jeannie Schroeder, Saige and Zoey Stordahl drove up from Billings to spend a few days with Grandma and Grandpa Stordahl and Rodney Stordahl. Dixie Stordahl and Connie Wasson attended a baby shower for Jonnae and Jim Slade’s soon-to-be-born baby. It was fun catching up with friends from Malta that I don’t get to visit with often. Carmen and Matt Norville and girls from Whitehall and Jonnae and Jim Slade of Bil...

  • Malta Middle School News for December 2, 2015

    Dec 2, 2015

    Malta Middle School First Trimester Honor Roll, 2015-2016 6th Grade: Kaylee Bishop, Wyatt Dunbar, Eion Estill, Oren Mackey and Medina Nelson. 7th Grade: Kailey Crowder, Annabelle Giblette, Kylie Hunter, Kayla Judd, Sidney Meeks, Parker Mortenson, Jaelyn Rush, Erica Smith and Hayden VanWichen. 8th Grade: Tyler Arnold, Kaylanna Bain, Kaycee Bond, Kelbee Denham, Keith Epperson, Carly Garfield, Bonnie Jones, Hunter Missildine, Kendall Moore, Jillian O’Brien, Ashton Oxarart, Tanner Smith, Rya Soul, Anthony Wegner and Macy William...

  • Phillips County Museum News for December 2, 2015

    Lori Taylor, PC Museum Curator|Dec 2, 2015

    Yes, its here. Thursday, December 3, is the PC Museum’s extravaganza! The annual Christmas Festival starts at 6:30 p.m. and features live auctions, silent auctions, and bucket raffles. Everyone is invited for scrumptious appetizers, local musical talent, and the chance to win one of the beautiful creations or trees crafted by local artists. The miniature trees feature snowmen, owls, crystal nativities, chenille snowmen, handcrafted scrap tied trees, elegant ornaments, and last but not least a tree dressed for the ball! Let the good times r...

  • Dodson News for December 2, 2015

    Eldora Henry, PCN Correspondent|Dec 2, 2015

    The weather has been cold – day and night – but we have not had a lot of snow. It has been windy some days that makes the cold penetrate. Thanksgiving was a beautiful but cold day. There was a large crowd for the special dinner cooked by the girls at the Wapthatu Center. People brought all kinds of salads, desserts, etc. Dora Henry and Polly Solberg were there to sample the goodies. Bill Henry got a large elk on Thanksgiving morning and he stopped to visit his mom, Dora, on his way home. Kel...

  • Card News for December 2, 2015

    Dec 2, 2015

    Whist On Tuesday, November 17, Lou Olson took first place with 46 points, Ken Riziska was second with 41 and the traveling prize was awarded to Jeanette Heinle. On Tuesday, November 24, Clarence Blunt took first place with 51 points and there was a two-way tie for second with Jeanette Heinle and Shirley Jones both scoring 45. Traveling prize was awarded to Ronnie Lundman. Pinochle On Thursday, November 19, Nancy Soennichsen was high-player with 6,170, Von Holzhey was second with 5,720 and the traveling prize was awarded to both Roy Baeth and...

  • Briefly for the week of December 2, 2015

    Dec 2, 2015

    Malta Senior Meals Thursday, December 3rd - Sloppy Joes Friday, December 4th - Salmon Tuesday, December 8th - Roast Beef These are the birthdays we have for November: Alvina Doucette, Wade Hasler, Bill Smith and Woody Wilson - Winner to be announced in the December 15th edition. Do you have a December birthday - let us know when you sign in for dinner - you could get an extra Christmas present. Annual Tree of Remembrance Kirkwood Funeral Home will be doing its 22nd Annual Tree of Remembrance. Kirkwood Funeral Home will be doing an open house...

  • Bowdoin Refuge announces late Upland Game Bird Opener & Youth Hunt

    Dec 2, 2015

    Attention hunters: This year the late season upland game bird season will open slightly later than usual (on a weekend) in an effort to encourage youth hunting. The late season upland game bird hunt, in the eastern portion of the Refuge, is scheduled for December 5, 2015 and will last until the season closes on January 1, 2016. The first two days (5-6 December) of opening the eastern portion are designated for youth hunters aged 12-15 only. All youth must be accompanied by a non-hunting adult 18 years or older. The western portion of the...

  • Malta Chamber of Commerce News for week of December 2, 2015

    Dina Meneely, Malta Chamber|Dec 2, 2015

    With Thanksgiving a short memory, and Christmas in full swing, the Chamber is in our busiest season. Our Late Night openings started this week. They run every Monday night from now until Dec. 21. Great sales and gift ideas were on display, as our merchants stayed open late. Shoppers picked up Wish Lists created by Malta Merchants. There are a few left, if you didn’t get one. Stop by any shop in town to pick one up. One side has places for you or your family member or friend, to write their wish list, the other side is a gift idea guide with m...

  • Tallow Creek News for the week of December 2, 2015

    Zora Holt and Andi Burwick, PCN Correspondents|Dec 2, 2015

    2-14. We learned that not all insects fly. In one of our books we found two vertebrates (duck and frog) and one invertebrate (dragonfly). We talked about earthworms and spiders. Linden and I have a big spider in our porch. None of our earthworms wanted to come out. We looked for bugs. Andi found a wasp. Linden found a fly. We wrote what was the same about our bugs, and what was different. Andi found the wasp in the garbage can, so apparently wasps like garbage. The fly tried to escape. I think vertebrae are shaped like some kind of airplanes....

  • Memories for the Week of December 2, 2015

    Mark Hebert, Editor|Dec 2, 2015

    1 years ago December 2, 1915 Our new school building During the Thanksgiving vacation week the furnishings of the Malta Public School were all moved from the old to the handsome new building in southwest Malta and when school called Monday morning, everything was in its place at the new location. The new building, which has been erected this summer and by fall the well-known firm of Montgomery & Son, is a model of its kind and without a doubt the finest school building in this section of...

  • Spotlight for the week of December 3, 2015: Dara Wilke

    Sarah Osmundson, Reporter|Dec 2, 2015

    Dara Wilke Black Friday Store: Todd's Technology 8:00 a.m. customers Over 30 and opened at 7:00. Most purchased items: Batteries, everybody likes to stock up. And the Drone Helicopter which Eric Wilke demonstrated. Door Gifts Given: 8G Keychain Flashdrive...

  • Grapevine for week of December 2, 2015

    Sarah Osmundson, Reporter|Dec 2, 2015

    Question A: Are you shopping for yourself or others? Question B: What do you think of Black Friday shopping? Question C: Did you find what you were looking for?...

  • Christmas tree permits available, free to 4th-graders

    Dec 2, 2015

    Christmas tree cutting is an opportunity to create a quality moment with loved ones at “the most wonderful time of the year,” that will paint cherished life-long memories. Permits are available for $5 to anyone who wishes to harvest a Christmas tree on America’s public lands stewarded by the Bureau of Land Management. However, under the Every Kid in a Park Initiative fourth-graders who present a valid Fourth Grade Pass will receive a free permit. Permits are available during normal business hours at the BLM Field Offices in Glasgow, Havre, Lewi...

  • M-ette senior Nicholson officially commits to play for Lady Griz

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Dec 2, 2015

    On November 11, M-ette senior Hailey Nicholson would put her college intentions in ink, as she signed with the University of Montana (the U of M) to play collegiate basketball with the Lady Griz in 2016. According to gogriz.com, Nicholson will be the seventh M-ette to join the Lady Griz in the team's history, putting her alongside Linda Mendel (1985-90), Greta Koss (1992-97), Skyla Sisco (1993-98), Linda Cummings (1996-01), Cheryl Keller (1998-02) and Juliann Keller (2001-05), who were all...

  • District 2B Football All-Conference

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Dec 2, 2015

    All-State – WR/DB Tyson Carney Malta senior, OL/DL Reece Hutton Harlem junior, OL/LB Antonio Lopez Malta senior, RB/LB Benji Phillips Glasgow junior, RB/LB Wesley Weeks Wolf Point junior, RB/DB Allen Williamson Malta senior. First Team Offense – Center: Channing Mavencamp Malta senior Offensive Lineman: Reece Hutton Harlem junior, Antonio Lopez Malta senior, Devon Raybon Malta senior, Cody Werk Malta junior Tight End: Luke Breigenzer Glasgow junior Running Backs: Benji Phillips Glasgow jun...

  • Malta Lutheran Church hosted annual feed

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Dec 2, 2015

    Last Thursday most of the country celebrated Thanksgiving. On a Thursday a couple of weeks prior, November 12, The Malta Lutheran Church hosted its Annual Martin Luther Dinner, where hundreds were in attendance. The Malta Luther Men in Mission hosted the free-will donation-fundraiser event, which featured food, fellowship, music compliments of Larry Swingen and Eric Engebretson. This marked the eleventh year that the dinner has had its modern twist on the meal, which for decades featured...

  • Phillips County News Athletes of the Week for December 2, 2015: Travis Epperson and Derek Peigneux

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Dec 2, 2015

    Travis Epperson Sophomore, Malta High School Second Favorite Hobby: Relaxing and playing clarinet Favorite TV Show: The Big Bang Theory. Favorite post-meet meal: Just going to Fuddruckers at State (Ate a half pound burger) Favorite class/ Exercise / one rep max: Weights / Bench Press / 195 lbs. One superpower: To fly. Favorite car/ truck: A lifted four door Jeep Wrangler. Favorite Dessert: Chocolate Ice Cream. Derek Peigneux Senior, Malta High School Favorite Hobby: Dirt bike riding. Favorite...

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