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SHS Speech and Drama Team is finding their groove and winning! The team has competed in 5 meets so far this season; the Drama Team has finished in first place at four out of five of those meets. The Speech Team has finished in the top 3 at the meets. This past weekend the meet was held at Billings Central, there were 25 schools competing with over 400 competitors. The SHS Drama Team finished in 1st place and the Speech Team finished in 3rd place. Drama Results: Serious Duo- Mark LaPan & Taylor...
Helena – Montana law enforcement agencies are adding extra patrols to actively search for impaired drivers from December 10 through January 1 during the “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” national DUI crackdown. The Montana Highway Patrol will add shifts across the state. The Safety Enforcement Traffic Team (SETT), specializing in high-risk impaired driving enforcement, will be deployed in Gallatin and Missoula counties. Local police and county sheriffs are participating in six of Montana’s most populous regions and in rural locations across...
The National Weather Service (NWS) is expanding its Travel Hazard Decision Support web page that brings weather impacts and highways into focus for those trying to determine a safe time to travel. Vernon Preston, the Warning Coordination Meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Pocatello, said a team of weather forecasters and web designers helped develop this collaborative effort between the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) and NWS Pocatello over the past four years. Recently, the Travel Decision Support page was given the green...
The Computer Department at Sidney High School has chosen Brady Bell as the October Student of the month. Brady is an excellent student at Sidney High School, ranking at the top of the senior class. Brady is currently enrolled in the computer applications course in which he excels. Because he does so well, Brady is always willing and eager to help other students to succeed in class. His questioning mind and positive attitude are much appreciated in the classroom. In addition to his stellar academ...
USCA (December 15, 2014) - The United States Cattlemen’s Association (USCA) responded today to the Senate passage of the Fiscal Year 2015 spending bill. The bill, which funds the government through September 30, 2015 was passed on a vote of 56-40 late in the evening on December 13th, and is now on track to be sent to the President’s desk for final signature. USCA commends the bi-partisan passage of this bill but remains disappointed that multiple riders remain within the final piece of legislation. In addition to providing $1.1 trillion in fun...
