Serving Southern Jefferson County in the Great State of Montana
Serving Southern Jefferson County in the Great State of Montana
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A few years ago, I turned a carport into a bedroom. But first, I had to empty the carport of books, papers, furniture, rugs, and tools. Then, I took it all to a storage unit, where rent was $50 a month. After three years of thinking about it, and only occasionally pawing through the storage unit for a lost item, I finally sorted out a handful of books and items that meant something—I could have fit them in a suitcase!—and held a yard sale for the rest. I think about that when I see storage facilities spreading and expanding nationwide. At lea...
The Becoming an Outdoors Woman program (BOW) invites you to a hike at Glendive's Makoshika State Park on Saturday, May 4, from 10 AM to 3 PM. This guided event is designed for beginning hikers, but all skill levels are welcome. Attendees will listen to a short presentation on how best to prepare for hiking and how to stay safe on the trail. Lunch, snacks, and drinks are included. The event costs $20, and participants must be 18 to register. Enjoy the beautiful vistas and varied trails at the park, get some exercise and fresh air, meet other...
Grilled cheese is ideal comfort food. It's crispy, buttery, and full of warm, gooey cheese. Many people grow up enjoying grilled cheese as children and then continue digging into this delight as they get older. While grilled cheese may seem like simple fare, there are some techniques to make it even more delicious. This includes strategies to make it golden brown with perfectly melted cheese. When preparing grilled cheese, you do not want to rush the process and end up with burnt bread. Try placing the grilled cheese in a cold pan and then...
Georgia, I have a question, I have a relative whom we always invite to dinner parties, whether for a holiday or just for fun. She always replies that she’d be happy to attend. My issue is that she doesn’t eat our meals. She will place a small amount of food on her plate and maybe eat half. Her excuse is always that she’s not hungry at the moment. She behaves this way at the homes of other relatives, too. Also, when we go to restaurants, she never finishes her plate. I think she’s being rude in accepting a dinner invitation and never eating....
SUNDAY, APRIL 21 02:25:43 Burglar Alarm: N Whitehall St 06:01:57 Medical: Skyline Dr 06:52:38 Medical: Skyline Dr 12:19:18 911 Misdial: Rustler Rd 12:33:50 Traffic Stop: Whitehall Auto & Glass 14:01:01 Fire/Smoke Structure: Hwy 55 14:43:53 Traffic Stop 15:00:41 Traffic Stop: E Legion St 17:18:48 911 Hang Up: Sheep Camp Rd 17:21:48 Citizen Assist: S Lincoln St 18:57:07 Animal: Piedmont Rd 20:08:20 Reckless Driver: I-90 20:09:46 Reckless Driver: I-90 20:33:46 Traffic Stop 23:01:56 Citizen Assist 23:36:47 Traffic Stop: Hwy 69 MONDAY, APRIL 22...
ARIES Mar 21/Apr 20 Aries, your friends have stepped up to support you, and it is time to get together and enjoy one another’s company. Think about an activity that everyone can get behind. TAURUS Apr 21/May 21 Taurus, the people around you may work more slowly than you, so you will likely need to be patient while working on a particular project this week. Eventually, things will work out. GEMINI May 22/Jun 21 Gemini, exercise caution when dealing with people who currently promise significant returns on your investments. Avoid financial d...
We all have good days and bad days, but our character is constantly tested through every experience. I would say the test is much more difficult in the latter. Life is good when you’re on “Cloud 9.” Jesus makes this point in his teachings about loving one’s enemy and the danger of being hypercritical of others. We must be cautious about lambasting others, sometimes the plank is in our own eye. There is a place for correct judgment while incorrect or harsh judgment is off the table. Within the context of the church Paul states that judgmen...
CLEANING UP: The Whitehall Garden Club and students from WHS joined forces to combat weeds, leaves, and overgrowth at the Memorial/Native plant Gardens. Thank you Mayor Mary Janacaro-Hensleigh, the WHS students and staff, and the Whitehall Garden Club for working together at one of Whitehall's landmark entrances to our town! Springtime fresh!!...
