Week of June 12, 2026
Week of June 12, 2026
Over the first June weekend, the Roundup Community Dinner Theater had their annual fundraising Dinner Theater. Friday and Saturday night, RSVP and volunteers served 10 tables for two nights of Dinner Theater. Sunday, a matinee was performed for a Food Bank donation. Every year, the Roundup Community Dinner Theater puts on a performance that raises money for the RSVP. Roundup Senior Volunteer Program. RSVP serves our community in many ways. They offer classes for Seniors, help at the school...
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As we move into warmer temperatures, we want to take a moment to explain how and why we share incident updates on our social media pages. (Updated from last year's post about this topic) (If you do not use social media, our posts are also shared on the City of Roundup and Musselshell County websites and do not require a social media account to view.) What We Post About We generally post incidents that create visible smoke or may have a public impact, including: • Wildland fires • Structure fires • Vehicle fires These updates help keep...
From The Desk of Ric Holden- - former State Senator Dawson County Stops Alternative Energy Glendive, MT: For the first time in Montana history, voters have directly weighed in on the issue of industrial wind energy through a ballot measure. During the June 2, 2026 primary election, residents of Dawson County by a vote of 61% prohibited structures exceeding 250 feet in height within the county. The measure was widely viewed as a response to proposed industrial wind energy developments, whose turbines commonly exceed that height. The ordinance...
Moore, Jesse Donald Reckless Driving 1st Off. Misd., Guilty, Fines $185 Odell-Pitman, Henry Hesston Mufflers Defective or Improper, Noise/Smoke, Guilty, Fines $85 Woods, Rose Maria Dog at Large, Guilty, Fines $50 Two Counts, Vicious Dogs, Guilty, $25 Guzman, Damian Lou No Seatbelt, Guilty, No Fine Hortin, Isaac Eden Possession or Attempt to Purchase Alcohol While Under Age of 21 (over 18), 1st Off. Misd. Guilty, Fines $185 Cunningham, Konnor Robert Tobacco, Alt. Nicotine or Vape Product Possession or Consumption under 18, 1st off. Misd....
Lafazio, Christeena Marie Criminal Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Misd., Guilty, Fines $585, 6 MO Jail, 179 Suspended, credit one day already served Carocetto, Melissa Majkan Fail to Carry Proof of Insurance in Vehicle, 1st Off. Misd. Fines $285, bond forfeited Bearquiver-Johnson, Victoria Christine Possessing Intoxicating Substances While Under age of 21, (Under 18) 1st Off. Misd., Guilty, Fines $85 Elmore, Summer Faye Speeding 107 in 70 MPH zone, Guilty, $200, Seatbelt Violation Misd. Guilty, $20, Driving a MV w/ Suspended or Revoked...
Musselshell County Area Legacy: Join us on this Historical Journey Saturday, June 13, 2026, 1:00 PM The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Church on Golf Course Rd.) 1300 5th St. West, Roundup It's coming right up! On Saturday, the 13th of June, three Musselshell area residents will share their area history knowledge with everyone about our great Musselshell area Legacy! And you're invited... Adair Rademacher, Bruce Hoiland, and David Turley ~ three of our great neighbors ~ are going to share a wealth of great area stories and...
Join the National bell-tolling celebration at 12 noon local on July 4, 2026 This July 4th is different. America turns 250 years old -- and across the country, in communities large and small, bells will ring at noon to mark the moment. Church bells. School bells. Firehouses. Town halls. Courtyard bells. Front porch bells. Any bell, everywhere. What it is: Freedom Bells is a national civic celebration organized by the Military Order of the World Wars, inviting every American community to participate in a shared moment of patriotic joy on the...
Giant load passing through town today - June 2, 2026. This tank had two trucks, and total of 12 axles on the trailer. It was as tall as some of the Roundup downtown...
The Musselshell County commissioners met again on Friday, June 5, 2026, During the morning public comment time: Resolution 26-9, concerning the sale of the Wier building property, public comment was tabled until June 12. There was a petition delivered to the commissioners requesting that Hampton Road be reopened to Buckskin and Shortcut Roads. The petition requests that the road be maintained as a county road. A representative from Family and Children Services visited and again requested the commissioners' help in obtaining more office space...
Musselshell-Golden Valley Range Day set for June 26 MSU Extension Musselshell-Golden Valley Counties will host the Musselshell-Golden Valley Range Day on Friday, June 26, 2026. This field-based program is designed for producers and will highlight common local range problems and management considerations. The program will cover three main topic areas: water and soil limits, vegetation change, and pest pressure and control. Discussion will include infiltration and runoff, water-holding capacity, alkali and saline areas, erosion and site...
Senior Lunch Menu for June June 18 -Ranch House Meatballs, Twice Baked Potato Casserole, Green Beans Applesauce Coffee Cake June 25 -Oven Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes with Milk Gravy, Lettuce Salad, Cranberries,BirthdayCake and Ice Cream The June senior of the month winner is Mike Tetrault. Congratulations! Gary won the 50/50 for $18. The new owners of the Winnett Hotel are Joe and Tammy Haas and have joined seniors. Welcome to our group. Stop in and say hi when you’re in town and welcome them to Winnett. There were seven senior birthdays...
Mid-Rivers Holds Annual Meeting in Headquarters Community Members of Mid-Rivers Telephone Cooperative, Inc. gathered in Circle, Montana, on May 27th for the cooperative’s Annual Meeting. Those in attendance had the opportunity to learn about the cooperative’s financial performance and future, and scholarships were awarded to area students. The meeting opened with a greeting from Nita Crocket, McCone County Treasurer, and an Invocation by Jacque VanDenburg of the First Lutheran Church in Circle. During the meeting, Trustees Dave Rice...
Young, Micki Collette Driving without privilege to do so, Guilty Jail 6 Days. Prime, Luke MacGregor Speeding on Non Interstate Bond Forfeited $20. Mcnab, Carrie Lynn Speeding on Non Interstate Bond Forfeited $20. South, Allen Leslie Paul Careless Driving Misdemeanor Bond Forfeited $50 Cost $35, $85 Buffington, Amy Em Speeding on Non Interstate Bond Forfeited $20. Ledford, Colton Jay Speeding on Non Interstate Bond Forfeited $20. Operating without Liability Insurance, Dismissed showed proof of insurance. Cochran, Michael Dean Speeding on Non...
This summer the Bair Museum in Martinsdale presents Montana Collects, a showcase of diverse artwork by Joseph Henry, Sharp, J.K. Ralston, Leroy Greene, Nick Eggenhofer and other painters and photographers. The temporary exhibit is comprised of work lent to the museum by regional art collectors. In addition, Chiefs & Warriors, a large selection of Edward S. Curtis' original photogravures from the Bair Collection will be on view.Summer 2026. Exhibits Montana Collects: An eclectic selection of...
Dave Caserio to lead workshop June 20 BILLINGS – Dave Caserio, local writer and educator, is leading a writing workshop at Pictograph Cave State Park on Saturday, June 20, from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Pictograph Cave State Park is located just outside of Billings at 3401 Coburn Road. Participants will use observations of the natural world and explorations of the historical, cultural, and geological background of the area to create works in any genre of writing. This is a recurring, seasonal workshop for both writers and non-writers. The...
RHS hosted a basketball camp over the past couple of days (6/1-6/2/26) for over 85 local kids! We want to send a huge thank you to clinicians Ro Wiggins with "GROw Training" and Paige Lofing for putting on a great camp. Not only did they demonstrate basketball fundamental skills but Ro brought life messages to the kids with fun and enthusiasm. Special thanks to all that helped make this camp an affordable option for our parents: RVFD, Midrivers, Roundup Memorial Healthcare, Giant load passing...
By Bill Milton My family operates a working cow ranch in central Montana halfway between Roundup and Winnett. We've been ranching here since 1956 and in Musselshell County since 1978. We love what we do and are grateful for our neighbors, partners, and community, without whom we likely would not be here. Everything we do is the result of a complex, inescapable interdependence with everything and everyone around us. How communities (businesses, government, public institutions, churches, and...
Dear Wade, Tiny Tina is FAKE NEWS! She sent you a letter saying I was running around town with Harry Scratch. I’m telling you Wade, her bad eye is getting worse everyday. It was not that gatabout Harry, it was my sister Fanny Fur. I dont know how she can call herself a reporter! Canine News Network do better. Anymeow, I had such a lovely day out on the prowl with Fanny till we started hearing gossip about myself. We almost got into a catfight! Wade, please help me set the record straight. I would NEVER be seen with Harry Scratch....
Our nation is 250 years old this July 4th. After two and a half centuries of wear and tear she still glows from being a free nation. Enjoy cake and ice cream this July 4th. Celebration to honor our great country......REMEMBERING Ronald Reagan February 6, 1911 to June 5, 2006 who gave us these words of wisdom and insight about our early founding. "While never willing to bow down to a tyrant, our founding fathers were willing to get to their knees before God". ....amen n...
Fresh Cherry Cobbler This cherry cobbler recipe uses fresh cherries for a delicious summer dessert bursting with flavor. It may take a little longer to make because you need to pit the cherries, but it is well worth it when you taste the finished product. Submitted by Miranda Williams Tested by Allrecipes Test Kitchen Prep Time: 25 mins Cook Time: 50 mins Total Time: 1 hr 15 mins Servings: 12 Why You’ll Love This Recipe This cobbler is packed with fresh sour cherries for big, bright summer flavor. Home bakers praise the batter and the...
Various cultures – or lack thereof – have or had different ways of calculating when Summer begins. Medieval Norwegians decided it begins on 14 April. (Ever since their descendants gave Obama the Peace Prize I’ve doubted their judgement, but perhaps the old-timers had a good idea.) Contemporary astronomers insist on 21 June or thereabouts, ancient Egyptians figured the flooding of the Nile was important, and the archaic Britons computed it according to how celestial objects aligned with the immense monoliths they dragged in somehow to...
