News

Cold spell puts county road crews to work

“The worst part has been the cold,” Sweet Grass County Public Works Director Cory Conner said. “The snow hasn’t been that bad, a foot isn’t a big deal.”

OUTSIDE THE BOX

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“He’s by far the most checked out author in the library,” said Big Timber Carnegie Public Library Director Jaque Scott. “Five of his books are in the top ten most checked out books in the last 20 years. His book “Long Range” is number one.”

NOTICE

Richard “Dick” Moulden brother and survivor of Phil Moulden, was unintentionally omitted from the Feb. 11 obituary, which ran in the Big Timber Pioneer.

Judy Riter’s Coffee Cake

Beat until smooth:

Classic Leg of Lamb

1 leg of lamb (6 to 9 lbs. bone-in)

Dorothy Hanson’s Yorkshire Chicken

(Batter puffs up around chicken to make this delicious dish.)

Sweet 16 sings for V-Day

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On Friday, the Sweet Grass County Sweet 16 choir sang in schools and storefronts for Valentines Day. The singing is part of an annual fundraiser put on by the choir.

Ashes to Go

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Two Deacons with St. Mark’s Episcopal church apply ash on Chelsa Nickell’s forehead for Ash Wednesday outside of ACE Hardware on Wednesday. “We’re delighted to be in Big Timber doing this wonderful ministry,” one of the Deacons said. Pioneer photo by G.Q. Hansen

ON THE RECORD

Complaints

Ash Wednesday adapts to pandemic

In these Pandemic times, doing and being church has changed. In the past, we would invite our friends and acquaintances to join us for worship in our church building. Now, we have to do things a little differently.