Articles from the July 13, 2016 edition


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  • Join the Fun During the Fairview Old Timer's Reunion, July 15-17

    Meagan Dotson|Jul 13, 2016

    Be sure and visit Fairview, MT for their Old Timer’s Reunion and Summer Festival July 15th, 16th, and 17th. Buttons honoring Dick Shannon will be available for $2.00 Friday and Saturday in Sharbono Park where visitors can sign in, and spend some time visiting. Those with a festival button will get free admittance to Ft. Union and Fort Buford all three days, and lunch in the park on Saturday. Stop by the park from 5:00pm until 7:00pm for the registration of Old Timers and have hamburgers with t...

  • Lambert 4th of July

    Jul 13, 2016

    Hailey Holzworth drives a tractor in the Lambert 4th of July Celebration Parade last Monday....

  • Billings Symphony

    Jul 13, 2016

    Corben Holler won the kids conducting contest at the Billings Symphony performance in Sidney on July 8. Holler won a wand and the chance to conduct the symphony in front of the crowd....

  • Fun at the Fair

    Jul 13, 2016

    Miley Mayes (left) and Analina R. Vera enjoy a ride on the trucks at the McKenzie County Fair on July 9....

  • You be the Judge at this Year's Ribfest in Watford City

    Jessie Scofield|Jul 13, 2016

    Do you have what it takes to pick the best ribs in the west? Now you have the chance to be the judge! The Best of the West Ribfest Committee has announced the addition of an exciting new VIP Rib Judging Ticket for sale for the 2016 Best of the West Ribfest on Main Street Watford City on August 12. A $100 VIP ticket makes you an official judge of Ribfest, giving you all access to taste test every rib entry and cast your vote as well as providing you the perks of VIP seating under the shade of a tent from 4-8 PM. Beer and wine sponsored by...

  • Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Stockman Bank

    Stasia Creek|Jul 13, 2016

    Stockman Bank announces the opening of their new location on the corner of Holly and Third Avenue Northwest. Stockman Bank specializes in providing commercial, real estate, personal banking and agricultural services. The grand opening of the new bank location took take place July 6-8. Hours are Monday-Thursday, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. and Friday, 9:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. for the lobby. The drive up hours are Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. In addition to the new bank opening, Stockman will keep their...

  • Frankie Burman, 62 Sidney, MT

    Jul 13, 2016

    Mass of the Christian burial for Frankie Burman, 62, of Sidney, was at 10 a.m., Tuesday, July 12 at St. Matthew’s Catholic Church in Sidney with Father Jim O’Neil as presider. Wake services were at 6 p.m., Monday, July 11 at the Fulkerson-Stevenson Memorial Chapel. Interment was at the Sidney Cemetery, Sidney under the direction of the Fulkerson-Stevenson Funeral Home of Sidney. Remembrances, condolences and pictures may be shared with the family at www.fulkersons.com. Frankie died early Thursday morning, July 7, at her home...

  • Hunter Education Rifle Classroom Course

    Jul 13, 2016

    Orientation/walk in registration for the fall 2016 Hunter Education class will be Aug. 1, at 6 p.m. at Eastern Ag Research Center 1501 North Central Ave., Sidney, MT. Work books will be handed out and assignments given. All chapter quizzes must be done before the first class. Must be 10 years old by orientation date to register and students under 18 must have parent or guardian present the first night. You can register online at https://www.register-ed.com/events/view/71404 and students are required to print and bring the forms under...

  • Sidney City Council Approves 1.6% Wage Increase for City Employees

    Meagan Dotson|Jul 13, 2016

    At Sidney’s City Council Meeting on Tuesday, July 5th, Resolution 3725 was approved increasing the hourly wage of city employees by 1.6% for fiscal year 2017. It was also decided that the city clerk would be a salary position, rather than an hourly as it has been in the past. Having a time clock at City Hall was also approved by council members, which will be utilized by in-office staff only. A tentative meeting was discussed for August 22nd when all necessary people are available to approve t...

  • Importance of Timely Crop Certification/Acreage Reporting

    Tammy Lake|Jul 13, 2016

    In order to comply with Farm Service Agency (FSA) program eligibility requirements, all producers, including livestock producers, are encouraged to visit their local FSA office to file an accurate crop certification report by the applicable deadline. The 2016 Acreage Reporting/Crop Certification Deadline is July 15, 2016 for Spring Seeded Alfalfa Seed, Forage Seeding, Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), Fruit (except cherries), Vegetables, Christmas Trees, and all Spring-Seeded Crops and any other crops not required to be reported by...

  • Reynolds Market Relay for Life Fundraiser

    Jul 13, 2016

    Reynolds Market held a Relay for Life Fundraiser on Saturday, July 9th, selling hot dogs and chips for $.50 a plate and accepting donations. In addition to the fundraising event, the store had a Watermelon Eating Contest for kids and a Hot Dog Eating Contest for adults; prizes included a $30 ice cream spree for the winners of each kids' contests and a $100 prize for the winner of the adult contest....

  • Sunrise Festival of the Arts Winners

    Jul 13, 2016

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  • Art Walks in Sidney Extended

    Jul 13, 2016

    Art walk to continue take place in Sidney every Friday, now extended through July 29, 2016. The MonDak Heritage Center and the Active Richland County Action Group will continue to host art walks every Friday through July 29, 2016. The final three weeks will feature youth art produced at summer art camps held at the MonDak Heritage Center, and art classes held at The GalleRay. The art walk will start at the Meadowlark Brewery downtown, and end at the MonDak Heritage Center. Maps for the walk will be on hand at the Meadowlark. Attendees can...

  • Shannon featured on the 2016 Old Timer's Reunion Button​

    Meagan Dotson|Jul 13, 2016

    Long-time Fairview resident Dick Shannon will be featured on this year's Old Timer's Reunion button. Richard Shannon was born in 1937 and grew up in Alexander, ND to parents E.D. and Hildegard Shannon with his two sisters. Shannon has been farming and ranching his entire life and learned a lot from his dad who was the unofficial community veterinarian. Soon, Shannon began working as a ranch hand himself. Dick, his wife Carol, and their young sons had been living in Sidney until 1958 when a frien...

  • Get Fired Up for the Old Timer's Festival Car Show on July 16th

    Meagan Dotson|Jul 13, 2016

    There are plenty of the fun things to do during the Fairview Old Timer's Reunion and Summer Festival, July 15th, 16th, and 17th, and the car show is one of the many events festival goers won't want to miss. On Saturday from 10:00am – 2:00pm the car show will be held across the street from Sharbono Part (to the west) and you will find a myriad of trucks, cars, motorcycles, and classics of all eras. Gene Trudell, owner of Hot Wheels Maintenance Shop and Fairview native, has been in charge of o...

  • Tickets are on Sale for Explore America's Duck Race

    Meagan Dotson|Jul 13, 2016

    Everyone will be saying, "Rubber ducky, you're the one!" at this year's Duck Race during the Fairview Old Timer's Reunion and Summer Festival. Ducks will be dropped in the water on Saturday at 4:00pm from the canal bridge on County Road 134, and ticket holders will wait in anticipation to see who walks away with the $2,000 1st prize, $1,000 2nd prize, and $500 3rd prize. And of course, the $50 prize awarded to the tough-luck duck, the last to be pulled from the canal. This is the 12th year that...

  • St. Matthews Catholic Church Welcomes New Associate Pastor Father Tran

    Fr. Hilary Tran|Jul 13, 2016

    I am excited to be serving in the Diocese of Billings-Great Falls as Associate Pastor at St. Matthew's in Sidney, Montana. Being here in Montana brings back many memories of my childhood in Vietnam. In 1979, my dad was able to escape war-torn Vietnam and go to America before the rest of our family. My mom, siblings and I were forced to move to a secluded village in the countryside after the Communist government took our home. There we had to travel nearly half a day to get to the city to attend...

  • Sidney Tiger Sharks Compete at Glasgow Kiwanis Thunder Invitational

    Marie Holler|Jul 13, 2016

    The weekend of July 2nd and 3rd the Sidney Tiger Sharks took 30 athletes to Glasgow. Among the group of 30 were 2 athletes who had never competed before and 1 who finally made it across the 25 meters to gain a time. Most every shark cut time from their best time on Saturday and then again on Sunday! They are pushing their limits and digging deep when it come to competing. Overall the team took 5th in relays and 3rd at the meet. We had two high point winners Hadley Garsjo in the 13-14 age range and for the first time Morgan Kindopp in the 8 and...

  • Embarrassing the Youngsters

    Lois Stephens|Jul 13, 2016

    It doesn’t take much for us older folks to embarrass the kids. Just the fact that we’re old and wrinkly, we don’t have pierced body parts, nor do we sport garishly dyed Mohawk hairdos (to name just a few of the activities youth engage in to torment their elders) causes many youth to dismiss old people as dried up old prunes incapable of understanding the ‘real world’. Since young people have not experienced older age, they often have a tough time understanding old neighbors and coworkers more senior than themselves, and as a result we often...

  • Hepatitis C: A silent epidemic among baby boomers

    Jul 13, 2016

    (BPT) - Did you know baby boomers are at higher risk of being infected with the Hepatitis C virus, and that often they don’t show symptoms for many years? That’s a concern, because Hepatitis C is a serious liver condition that results from infection with the Hepatitis C virus. Seventy to 85 percent of those with Hepatitis C develop a chronic infection, which can lead to liver disease, liver cancer, and even death. In fact, as many as 3.5 million people in the U.S. have Hepatitis C and most don’t even know it. What is most alarming is that...

  • Guidance and Hope for People Living with the Most-Common Age-Related Vision Problem

    Jul 13, 2016

    (BPT) - Silver screen icon Bette Davis once famously pronounced "getting old ain't for sissies." Caring for yourself or a loved one with age-related health issues is no picnic, either. Of all the health issues you may face as you age, vision problems can be particularly devastating. Yet, a new study reveals that many people still don't understand the leading cause of legal blindness for older Americans - a condition that could seriously affect their quality of life. Age-related macular...

  • Fox Lake Quilt Show

    Jul 13, 2016

    The Fox Lake Senior Center, Lambert, held a quilt show during the Lambert 4th of July Celebration. They served food for the public and enjoyed accordian music by Vicki Viara and Mary Dillon....

  • Early Detection Makes a Difference

    Jul 13, 2016

    (BPT) - It's the sixth-leading cause of death in the United States, affects more than 5 million Americans and one out of every three seniors will die from it. Yet misconceptions surround Alzheimer's disease. Contrary to what many people think about Alzheimer's, it's not a normal part of growing older. And while there's not yet a way to prevent, cure or even slow the progression of the disease, people with Alzheimer's can benefit from detecting it early. During June - Alzheimer's & Brain...

  • Ag Appreciation Golf Tournament Winners

    Jul 13, 2016

    The Sidney Chamber held its annual Ag Appreciation Golf Tournament on July 11 at the Sidney Country Club. (Photos by Samantha Goldsmith)...

  • Have A Great Summer Vacation When You're a Kid... Boys & Girls Club Summer Camps are Perfect!

    Michele Seadeek|Jul 13, 2016

    Friday July 8th was the last day of Around the World Olympic Camp for Boys & Girls Club of Richland County. This camp is the second of four summer camps provided by Boys & Girls Club this summer and provided much needed fun, relaxation, and vacation time that any kid could want without leaving the area. "This two week camp was a great success," says Janelle Buxbaum, Operational Program Manager for the Club. Each day Club kids took 'a trip' to another country where they learned about local...

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