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Raw Deal funds come through again to benefit local community

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Sweet Grass Community Foundation’s (SGCF) Raw Deal Run Community Fundraiser came to a close on September 28, raising a grand total of $118,482 for 20 different local organizations. 

Where the money goes

Sweet Grass Community Foundation’s Raw Deal Run Community fundraiser wrapped up its 8th year of fundraising by raising a total of $118,482 for 20 local organizations.

Honoring a fallen deputy

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Honoring a fallen deputy

Fall Concert entertains big crowd

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The Fall Concert Tuesday entertained a packed high school gym. Students from fifth grade to high school sang and played their instruments. Above, playing trombones are, from left, Aiden Knadler, Chase Young, Jayden Thomas, John Hasbrook and Logan Young. Below, choir members included, back row, Nikolas Krum, Nathaniel Golden, Casen Seitz, Adriene Wood and Grace Casey. Front row, Dagim Stosich, Kami Hensley, Katie MacKubbin, Morgan Busby, Makenna Day and NaVaya McQuiston.

Reed Point fishing access site restricted

Traffic into a Reed Point area fishing access site along the Yellowstone River will be restricted starting October 28. 

Halloween events loom in Big Timber

Several annual Halloween events are planned starting Saturday in Big Timber. 

McCullough named VP; Standley honored by ACTE

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The Montana Association for Career and Technical Education has announced that Kimberly McCullough, family and consumer sciences at Sweet Grass County High School, has been elected the 2019 vice president of the association.  

Wind gusts hit 70 mph Tuesday in Big Timber

Wind gusts of 50 to 70 miles an hour wracked southern Montana, with Big Timber topping the charts at 70 mph.

Nominees invited for Congressional veterans award

U.S. Rep. Greg Gianforte has opened nominations for the Montana Congressional Veteran Commendation, a tribute to recognize outstanding Montana veterans who have honorably served both our nation and our communities.

Hospitality House benefits from fundraiser

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The Big Timber Hospitality House was one of the organizations receiving funds from the annual Raw Deal Run campaign. The Senior Center received $15,498. Shown are, front row, JoAnn Fuller, Char Funderhide and Dave Ottesen. Back row, Gudrun Kelly, Julie Sanders, Gail Neal and Nancy Snyder.