Special Olympics State Games – Results
Congratulations to the following Special Olympians from Toole County who won medals in events at the Montana State Games in Billings:
For Softball Throw:
Gold medals went to: Gavin Gristy, Madisyn Lords, Lauryn Brown, Major Harris, AJ McKamey Silver went to William McDougall Bronze went to Hans Eklund Jessica Tomsheck placed 6th
For Bocce Doubles:
Gold medals went to the teams of:
Gavin Gristy and Madisyn Lords
Hans Eklund and Major Harris
Lauryn Brown and Cole Brown
Jessica Tomsheck and Satyn Tomsheck
William McDougall and Krystal McDougall, AJ McKamey and Logan Lybeck
For Bocce Team:
Gold Medals went to the teams of:
1-Madisyn Lords, Gavin Gristy, William McDougall and Lauryn Brown
2- Satyn Tomsheck, Jessica Tomsheck, Hans Eklund and Krystal McDougall
Silver Medal went to the team of:
AJ McKamey, Major Harris, Logan Lybeck and Cole Brown
Our thanks to Laura Jo McKamey for passing these results on to us. We'd appreciate hearing from local teams as well. Email your team's results to me at annejames@townsquaremedia.com, or to garygoodan@townsquaremedia.com .
It’s A Whopper!
Did you hear about the rainbow trout Cut Bank's Justin Byers caught last Saturday? It weighed in a 9 pounds (!) and I'm NOT exaggerating. Justin caught this beauty from the boat up at Mission lake and I'll be mentioning Justin's feat this weekend on our "Old Fishing Hole" program on both KSEN AM and K 96 FM
Back To The Bakken
Who's NOT talking about the oil boom these days? There's a documentary on Montana-PBS this evening (Thursday) at 7 and it should be worth watching for all of us here in the Golden Triangle and on the Rocky Mountain Front
Blackfeet Grazing Seminar
The 8th annual Blackfeet grazing seminar will be held on Thursday at South Wind Lodge of the Blackfeet Community College Campus. Registration at 8am for more information call 338-2650.
Thinkstock Wanna Live Longer? Drink Coffee
Coffee drinkers no longer need to fret over health concerns and their beloved beverage, according to a new study by the National Cancer Institute. In fact, feel free to pour an extra cup in the morning because, the study suggests, coffee may actually prolong life.
gozalewis, Flickr Another Ban for Kids? You won’t believe it!
For the past few years, language purists have bemoaned the way “text speak” like LOL and OMG has wormed its way into written communication.
But according to parents, a Georgia elementary school went too far when it made students sign a pledge stating they wouldn’t use acronyms when signing each other’s yearbooks.
I’ve Been Called A “Dinosaur” A Time Or Two
You don't have to tell me about dinosaurs...I'm often been called one by my younger colleagues! I'm even older than my friend Jim Anderson down at Grizzly Sports in Choteau! Speaking of Choteau, the grand opening of the Two Medicine Dinosaur Learning Center over in Bynum is set for this Saturday
If You Can Grill, You Can Smoke
New York Times Best Selling cookbook author and James Beard Award Nominee, Jamie Purviance will be joining me at 4:45 tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon on the Puffman Show. (I might lead into this interview with the old Platter's tune, "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" or perhaps "Smokin' In The Boys Room"
Shelby School Retirement
A retirement celebration this afternoon from 4-6 for some wonderful teachers and staff memebers that are retiring from the Shelby Public Schools. Stop by the Shelby Elementary Cafeteria to enjoy refreshments and wish them your best
Don’t Sign Anything….Yet.
Landowners that are considering selling water that they have on their property for oil and gas development or other business use will want to attend a very informative workshop scheduled for Wednesday, May 23 at 1 pm at the Pondera Center in Conrad. Kraig Van Voast and Matt Miles from the DNRC in Havre will lead the discussion and answer questions
(bigskygames.org) Choteau Anthem Singer Needs Your Votes!
The Big Sky State Games has selected Choteau's Whitney Sherrard as one of five finalists to sing the national anthem at this summer's Big Sky State Games opening ceremonies. They are asking the people of Montana to decide which of the finalists will perform July 20
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