Chuck Gatzemeier proudly announced the recent sale of his business, CG Ag Consulting in Cut Bank, to Helena Agri-Enterprises. Gatzemeier and his warehouse manager, Dave Henderson, will be assisting in the transition process. Gatzemeier founded the company in 2002 and Henderson joined him in …
Cheryl Horn remembers the last phone call well.
It is always nice to know the faces of your hometown pharmacists. And now, for Cut Bank residents, there are two more pharmacists added into the good group already established here. Quinn Spinler and Shreya Patel are the new “kids” in town, working at Osco Pharmacy in Albertson’s.
Cut Bank’s Addisyn Bengtson is famous for her cake decorating skills, and she’s putting those to work with her “Cupcakes for a Cause” project. As her 4-H Teen Leadership Project, Addisyn is organizing Glacier County 4-Hers to bake and decorate Valentines cupcakes that will be delivered Feb. …
Producers of pulse crops in the Golden Triangle area received some good news last week with the re-opening of the processing plant in western Glacier County. The Pardue Grain facility, formerly owned by Roger and Lisa Sammons, is back in operation. AgroLink, LLC, has acquired the grain eleva…
The Shelby Lions Club is a relatively new organization whose mission is to serve the community. As such, the Lions Club will be hosting a Drive Through Chili Benefit for the Preuss Family.
Glacier County Com-missioners Michael Des-Rosier and John Overcast were joined with incoming Commissioner Mary Jo Bremner at the Jan. 12 meeting at the Satellite Office in Browning. Roads Supervisor John Evans also attended, along with Treasurer Don Wilson, CFO Chancy Kittson and HR Director…
Mark your calendar for Saturday, Feb. 13, for a great opportunity to learn from some of the best about beekeeping. The workshop is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Glacier County Annex building, 1210 East Main, in Cut Bank and includes lunch. Door prizes will also be given away through…
“We started administering the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine for all those in the Phase 1A group in late December,” said Jenny Krapf, Glacier County Health Department Director. “We hope to be finished providing the vaccine for this group later his month.”
HELENA -- Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte unveiled a proposed two-year state budget on Jan. 7 that would cut taxes for individuals and businesses and cut $100 million in spending from his predecessor’s final budget proposal.
In the world of college degrees and certificates, she is known as Miranda Dupree, P.T., D.P.T., A.T.C. But in her new job at Northern Rockies Medical Center, she said, “I go by Miranda, the physical therapist.”
Glacier County taxpayers will be happy to learn they won’t owe any additional taxes in February due to the erroneous tax bills issued in November. Glacier County Treasurer Don Wilson said the revised tax bills will be issued this month, but the additional payment for the airport, transit and…
Once again, MSU Extension Pondera County will be hosting the Master Farmer Course in Conrad on Thursday evenings from Jan. 21. until Feb. 25. Classes will be offered both online and in-person.
The 2021 Montana’s Next Generation Conference will provide five more powerful evening sessions covering crops, livestock, family communication, business planning and succession planning topics. Sessions will be on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6 to 8 p.m. All sessions will be broadcast …
SocialFlixx, a Helena-based video-marketing business, is embarking on a feature-length documentary about the craft-beer industry in Montana.
Newly formed joint venture company to work directly with local farmers to connect their products with food manufacturers and end users in both the U.S. and around the world.
Glacier County taxpayers should be watching for a revised property tax bill later this month. According to Glacier County Treasurer Don Wilson, the original tax bills omitted the taxes for the Cut Bank International Airport and Glacier County Transit Authority and had the incorrect tax amoun…
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As the dust settled on the dirt track of the 2020 USA BMX Grands National competition Thanksgiving weekend, one thing was certain; Zahne Bogart had cemented his love for BMX racing.
Siyeh Communications (SiyCom) has recently completed its purchase of the Browning telephone/internet exchange from 3 Rivers Communications. This transaction represents the culmination of discussions and negotiations that began in 2016 after the Blackfeet Tribal Business Council authorized Si…
The 2021 Montana’s Next Generation Conference will provide six powerful evening sessions covering crops, livestock, family communication, business planning and succession planning topics. Sessions will be on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6 to 8 p.m., beginning Jan. 12. All sessions will…
(Editor's Note: The obituaries below were taken from the archives of the 2020 issues of the newspaper. We apologize for anyone missed, but please note, if an obituary was not submitted to the paper, the name of your loved one will not appear below. Feel free to contact the Cut Bank Pioneer P…
There will be another opportunity to save a life, or several lives, by donating blood on Wednesday, Jan. 13, from 11 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., at the Cut Bank Civic Center.
Judy Loendorf and/or Steve Mulonet, Service Officers for the Montana Veterans Affairs will be visiting the following locations to meet with Veterans who are interested in applying for benefits. If you are interested in applying for benefits, please bring a copy of your discharge paperwork (…
“We’re having another potential outbreak,” Public Information Officer James McNeely said of the COVID-19 situation on the Blackfeet Reservation. “It’s hard to say where it came from; it’s been a month since Thanksgiving, and Christmas was just last week.”
Cut Bank area community members, businesses and organizations have stepped up to support Northern Rockies Medical Center’s (NRMC) EMS program with generous donations of money and stock shares in the past three months. As of press time, nearly $85,000 has been raised to support the local EMS …
Cut Bank’s annual Shop with a Cop program was held on Friday, Dec. 11, with 15 children receiving the opportunity to go on a shopping spree at Norman’s Outdoor Sports.
Mary Jo Bremner made history on Monday, Dec. 21. She is not only the first woman Glacier County Commissioner. She is also the first Native American woman to hold the position. Outgoing commissioner Tom McKay administered the oath of office to Bremner, who gave McKay a fist-bump thanking him …
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For most people, a trip to their medical provider solves most medical concerns. But what if that trip is too difficult to make or what if the provider wants to address some other concerns, so a visit to the home becomes necessary. That is when palliative care comes into play.
The Cut Bank Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to kickoff its 11th Annual Shop Cut Bank campaign with the return of the Shop Cut Bank Passport promotion.
The Cut Bank School Board voted unanimously to provide a one-time $500 COVID holiday bonus to all school district employees. The action came at a special meeting early Monday morning, Dec. 14.
(StatePoint) The hectic holidays and chill in the air can take a toll on the immune system and make one more susceptible to cold weather challenges. Stay healthy and vital all season by taking the following steps.
The Cut Bank Education Foundation and Alumni Association (CBEFAA) is excited to announce that the 2021 CBEFAA Graduating Senior Scholarship application is now available online and in the Cut Bank High School Counseling Center.
Among other things, the holidays are a time of giving and receiving gifts. The question most often asked of people is, "What did you get?" Much less frequently asked is, "What did you give?" Invariably, the inquiries concern material gifts. Purchasing a gift can certainly be thoughtful and a…
(StatePoint) The holiday season is all about giving. This year, consider combining thoughtful gifts for loved ones with charitable efforts that benefit the larger community. There are many great ways to do so. Here are a few.
(StatePoint) Between all those holiday festivities and extra seasonal chores, it can be difficult to always stay on top of your health. Here are some easy ways to prioritize wellness this time of year.
Christmas and baking seem to go hand-in-hand. When that season is upon us, it just seems right to get in the kitchen and start baking up some holiday goodies.
Winter is coming quickly and now is not the time to play games with the continually plummeting temperatures. Don’t let a hiccup in your home or businesses' heating and cooling system ruin your winter. Call Johnson Cooling and Heating today and let the professionals warm up your home without …
The Cut Bank Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to kickoff its 11th Annual Shop Cut Bank campaign with the return of the Shop Cut Bank Passport promotion.
A Christmas parade would not be complete without a giant Santa waving hello to the crowd and Mark’s Tire was sure not to disappoint Sunday evening as the brightly lit truck hauled a Christmas favorite down Main Street during the Light the Night parade. This year’s parade featured the most en…
As the COVID-19 pandemic rages across North America, the effects of the novel Coronavirus are continuing to be felt by communities, organizations and especially small businesses. In Montana, the Golden Triangle region has been no exception to this with several of the area’s hardware stores s…
Montana, which now has more than 68,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases, continues to struggle to control the virus. As a result, small town businesses have relied on federal and state government programs for financial assistance to keep their doors open.
The stay-at-home order on the Blackfeet Reservation has been extended until 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 20, said Public Information Officer James McNeely said. A rise in cases since the Thanksgiving holiday was cited as the reason. Given the two-week period before spikes are seen, any increas…
The Dupuyer Community Club (DCC) is sponsoring a fundraiser to provide for the maintenance of the Dupuyer Community Hall and other community projects. Due to the pandemic, the DCC was unable to host Grizzly Day in August and the annual pancake supper fundraiser will most likely not be held t…
There is a new face at the helm of the new EMS department at Northern Rockies Medical Center. Curtis Harper started working with NRMC on a part-time basis back in the summer of 2019 as the Emergency Management Coordinator and, in July of 2020, he was offered and accepted the EMS Manager position.
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