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Hospitality House Birthdays

Last Week’s March Newsletter from the Hospitality House included Birthday’s from the month of April.

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Shape Up Montana to host statewide virtual 5K run

Montana’s Big Sky State Games in conjunction with Shape Up Montana is hosting an exciting challenge called Shape Up Montana Virtual 5k. Shape Up Montana, a threemonth team wellness program, has helped over 85,000 Montanans log more than 15 million activity miles for the last 19 years.

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From strangers to siblings

When it comes to tales of long lost siblings and familial reunion, Leigh Suel’s is stranger than fiction.

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PMC Construction

Workers have begun construction on the new remodel at Pioneer Medical Center.

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FFA keeps going strong as they prep for State

The Big Timber FFA is nearing the culmination of the season, with the state tournament in sight, as of recent, the teams have been traveling for in person competitions, slowly transitioning back to the method for which things like agronomy, extemporaneous speaking and meat judging should be done, in person.

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Fire claims barn and around 30 head of sheep

There was a fire early Tuesday morning on 37 Big Timber Loop Road, George Rostad’s property, which burned his barn and killed 30 head of sheep.

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SGCA asks locals to wear blue Friday in honor of Marci Marsh

Friday, March 5 is Colon Cancer Awareness Day and the Sweet Grass Cancer Alliance is encouraging everyone in town to wear blue in honor of Marci Marsh, who recently passed away. Marsh was a long time Big Timber resident who recently passed away due to complications from stage four colon cancer. She was an advocate for cancer awareness and very active in the Big Timber’s Women’s Club, according to Sweet Grass County Chamber of Commerce Director Charli Smith.

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THE COWGIRL PHOTOGRAPHER

A traveling exhibition of black and white photographs by Barbara Van Cleve, better known as “The Cowgirl Photographer,” is on display at the Eiteljorg Museum in Indianapolis.