Births - Shay Lynn Williams
Shay Lynn Williams was born December 30, 2020 to parents Taylor and Joey Williams of Volborg. She weighed 6 lbs. and was 19.5 inches long. Shay joins brothers Landon and Carson. Paternal grandparents...
Public Comment Open for the South Otter Restoration and Resiliency Project
Courtesy Custer Gallatin National Forest PAO Kathryn Baker Ashland, MT- The Ashland Ranger District, Custer Gallatin National Forest is seeking public comment on the South Otter Restoration and Resiliency Project, which encompasses 293,500 acres of...
COVID-19 Vaccinations begin at Powder River Manor
By Powder River County Public Health Officer Sean Hill CVS came to Powder River Manor to provide COVID vaccine for residents and staff on Friday, January 15, 2021. This was the first of three visits to provide vaccines. Each subsequent visit will...
What Can Occupational Therapy Do for You?
By Kylie Randall, OTR/L Occupational Therapy focuses on providing the best quality of life for clients across the lifespan. We want to help our clients engage in their daily routines and favorite...
Voices from the Past
Friday, January 21, 1921 Thrown From Wagon; Ear Nearly Severed When the rough lock broke on his wagon, Huey Rouney was thrown from his seat underneath the horses and sustained severe injuries. His face was bruised considerably and his left ear was...
Hawk Boys win three games in five days
The Broadus Hawk Boys Basketball Team defeated Wibaux and Custer/Hysham over the weekend. Broadus came out to an early lead against Wibaux, on Friday, and kept the pedal to the floor throughout the...
Lady Hawks take two out of three
The Lady Hawk Varsity team won both of their games over the weekend, beating both Wibaux and Custer/Hysham. On Friday, the Lady Hawks hosted the Wibaux Lady Longhorns. Broadus Head Coach Ashley...
Hawk wrestlers strut their stuff at Circle, Sidney
The Broadus Hawk Wrestling Team traveled to Circle and Sidney over the weekend. Broadus faced tough competition on Friday, as they squared off against wrestlers from Circle, who won the team state title at state last season, as well as teams from...
Williams & Day win at MT Circuit Finals
Taylor Williams and Radley Day of Volborg teamed up to win their second straight Montana Pro Rodeo Circuit Finals Team Roping average championship, January 15-16 in Kalispell. The Finals, usually held in Great Falls, were moved to the Majestic...
Wrestler Spotlight
By Broadus Hawk Wrestling Coach Frankie Schoonover Gavin Severeide was born in Gillette, Wyoming. He moved to Broadus to fire up his freshman year as a Hawk. Gavin has participated in football and...
Lockwood out with jaw injury
Jess Lockwood, two time World PBR Bull Riding Champ and Powder River County native, stepped on his first bull of the 2021 season, last Saturday at the PBR Monster Energy Invitational in Ocala, Florida. The first ride, atop Detroit Lean, did not...
Bowling Scores
Wicked Wednesday Entertainment 12-9-20 High team games: Dawn & Sandy, 350, Lori & Sommer, 304, Two Earleys, 282; high series: Dawn & Sandy, 1002, Lori & Sommer, 817, Two Earleys, 778. Individual games: Dawn Mraz, 218, Tracie Earley, 174, Sommer...
Junior Ag Loans Available Through Montana Department of Agriculture
Loans up to $8,500 available to young Montana farmers and ranchers Helena, Mont. – Montana youth ages 21 and under may be eligible for up to $8,500 in loan financing through the Montana Department of Agriculture’s (MDA) Junior Agriculture Loan...
Extension Ag Winter Series Next Week
By PR Extension Office The annual Extension Ag Winter Series will be held on Wednesday, January 27th, according to Powder River Extension Agent Mary Rumph. The program will be held at the Broadus Community Center beginning at 1:00 p.m. Three...
Keith Stevens
Keith Edward Stevens entered his heavenly mansion on January 18, 2021 at the age of 91 at Marias Care Center, Shelby, Montana after living a full life. Keith was born March 22, 1929 in Forsyth,...
Fungus That Causes White-Nose Syndrome Found In Eastern Montana
Public asked to keep a look-out for dead/dying bats this winter HELENA – Samples taken in six eastern Montana counties this past summer have tested positive for the fungus that causes white-nose syndrome (WNS) disease in bats. The presence of the...
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