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We look forward to our Celebrating Chocolate fundraising event every year. Once again, we’ll have amazing live music, and of course lots of chocolate and a fine selection of wine and beer to compliment the evening. There will also be coffee and plenty of ice cold milk, and savory treats. Our entertainment will feature the jazz duo of Tumbledown House, Gillian Howe and Tyler Ryan Miller. Their music has been described as “gritty saloon jazz” and “modern speakeasy music.” Find them online to get a taste of their vintage, yet fresh style. Th...
Since October 20th, 2012 the Free Store at Lonsdale United Methodist Church has been opening their doors the first and third Saturdays of each month. From 10:00 am until 12:00 pm, the Free Store invites people to shop for clothing, winter wear, shoes and other accessories free of charge with Reverend Vicki Waddington waiting to greet customers with juice, coffee and cookies. "It gives us an opportunity to serve people without condition, with hospitality and have fun doing it," says Waddington....
Candlewood Suites, an extended stay hotel, opened June 3, 2014 and for the last six months has been servicing their guests with all the amenities of a home away from home. Each of the 114 rooms features a full-sized kitchen complete with a stovetop, refrigerator, dishwasher, toaster, dishes, pots and pans. The hotel also offers a Lending Locker where guests may borrow specifically needed items like crock-pots, blenders, board games, jumper cables and extra vacuums. The Business Center offers an...
Locals Enjoying Meadowlark Microbrewery With a pallet for the proper blending of ingredients, and a sense for business, Travis Peterson is living his dream one micro-brewed concoction at a time. On May 18, he opened Meadowlark, a local brew house, restaurant and coffee house following nearly four years of planning and work. Meadowlark offers a new experience for beer appreciators in Sidney while introducing them to the many different flavors of micro brewed beer. "The most popular beer is the...
Funeral services for David Thiel, 66 of Sidney, MT were at 10:00 a.m., Monday, December 22, 2014 at Assembly of God Church in Sidney, MT with Pastor Pat McWilliams officiating. Interment took place in Sidney Cemetery, Sidney, MT under the direction of Fulkerson Funeral Home. Remembrances, condolences and pictures may be shared with the family at www.fulkersons.com. David Charles Thiel, husband extraordinaire, rest now my love. David Charles Thiel was born to Charles Leroy Thiel and Lillie Ann...
Williston Downtowners Association is hosting the 4th Annual Holiday Stroll on Friday, December 5th from 4-8 pm. You’ll find festive store windows, great holiday sales, an ice sculptor, storytime with Mrs. Claus, carolers and visit with Santa! “For something new this year, we are bringing in Big Iron Kitchen food truck,” said Karissa Kjos, Executive Director. Main Street from Vanity to US Bank will be closed so families can stroll safely through downtown. There are many activities happening throughout the evening so make sure to bundle up becau...
The American Farm Bureau Federation’s 29th annual informal price survey of classic items found on the Thanksgiving Day dinner table indicates the average cost of this year’s feast for 10 is $49.41, a 37-cent increase from last year’s average of $49.04. The big ticket item – a 16-pound turkey – came in at $21.65 this year. That’s roughly $1.35 per pound, a decrease of less than 1 cent per pound, or a total of 11 cents per whole turkey, compared to 2013. “Turkey production has been somewhat lower this year and wholesale prices are a little high...
Williston Downtowners Association is hosting the 4th Annual Holiday Stroll on Friday, December 5th from 4-8 pm. You’ll find festive store windows, great holiday sales, an ice sculptor, storytime with Mrs. Claus, carolers and visit with Santa! “For something new this year, we are bringing in Big Iron Kitchen food truck,” said Karissa Kjos, Executive Director. Main Street from Vanity to US Bank will be closed so families can stroll safely through downtown. There are many activities happening throughout the evening so make sure to bundle up becau...
The Sidney-Richland Public Library will hold a gingerbread house contest December 2nd thru December 17th with winners chosen on December 22nd.There is only one entry per person, or one entry per team/family. You can pick up a registration form at the Sidney Public Library at 121 3rd Ave. NW, Sidney, MT. Judging for “Patron’s Choice” will be December 4th- 18th. The different age categories are Child (8 and under), Youth (9-14), Adult/Teen (15 & up), and Groups/Families. Winners will be posted at the Sidney Public Library on December 22nd, and p...
Kick off the Christmas season Friday, November 28 in Sidney with the “Polar Express” Christmas Stroll and Parade of Lights. The popular Christmas stroll starts at 4 pm. East Main Street will be blocked off and filled with vendors offering everything from hot chocolate to chili. A variety of entertainment will be offered for your enjoyment, and of course, the Sidney merchants will be offering Black Friday specials until 7 pm. The Village Square Mall will be the scene of lots of action with a gift wrapping station manned by the Boys and Gir...
The Sidney-Richland Public Library will hold a gingerbread house contest December 2nd thru December 17th with winners chosen on December 22nd.There is only one entry per person, or one entry per team/family. You can pick up a registration form at the Sidney Public Library at 121 3rd Ave. NW, Sidney, MT. Judging for “Patron’s Choice” will be December 4th- 18th. The different age categories are Child (8 and under), Youth (9-14), Adult/Teen (15 & up), and Groups/Families. Winners will be posted at the Sidney Public Library on December 22nd, and p...
The Sidney-Richland Public Library will hold a gingerbread house contest December 2nd thru December 17th with winners chosen on December 22nd.There is only one entry per person, or one entry per team/family. You can pick up a registration form at the Sidney Public Library at 121 3rd Ave. NW, Sidney, MT. Judging for “Patron’s Choice” will be December 4th- 18th. The different age categories are Child (8 and under), Youth (9-14), Adult/Teen (15 & up), and Groups/Families. Winners will be posted at the Sidney Public Library on December 22nd, and p...
Williston Downtowners Association and Williston Area Chamber of Commerce today announced their participation in Small Business Saturday, taking place on November 29, 2014. Small Business Saturday is a day dedicated to strengthening the community by supporting local small businesses. "Small businesses help make Downtown Williston a vibrant and unique shopping destination," said Williston Downtowners Association Executive Director, Karissa Kjos. Williston Downtowners Association and Williston...
Kick off the Christmas season Friday, November 28 in Sidney with the “Polar Express” Christmas Stroll and Parade of Lights. The popular Christmas stroll starts at 4 pm. East Main Street will be blocked off and filled with vendors offering everything from hot chocolate to chili. A variety of entertainment will be offered for your enjoyment, and of course, the Sidney merchants will be offering Black Friday specials until 7 pm. The Village Square Mall will be the scene of lots of action with a gift wrapping station manned by the Boys and Gir...
The Sidney-Richland Public Library will hold a gingerbread house contest December 2nd thru December 17th with winners chosen on December 22nd.There is only one entry per person, or one entry per team/family. You can pick up a registration form at the Sidney Public Library at 121 3rd Ave. NW, Sidney, MT. Judging for “Patron’s Choice” will be December 4th- 18th. The different age categories are Child (8 and under), Youth (9-14), Adult/Teen (15 & up), and Groups/Families. Winners will be posted at the Sidney Public Library on December 22nd, and p...
The members of the Richland Community Complex Board are in the process of creating an exciting new project. The Richland Community Complex is an opportunity that will, we believe, change our way of life in Richland County and Eastern Montana. Our board is comprised of a diverse group of positive, forward thinking individuals. We are committed to creating a positive community facility that will enhance the lives of our residents. We have taken ideas from the community and we are forming a plan...
I guess the most appropriate word to use for the 2014 harvest in Richland County is interesting. Not necessarily bad, not necessarily good, just interesting. When the barley harvest started in July, it looked like everything was going to be good and maybe even terrific. The winter wheat that actually made it through the winter was looking good and for the most part the barley could have been classified as phenomenal. I remember visiting fields to certify them for the noxious weed seed free...
October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM). All of us here at Richland County Coalition Against Domestic Violence are disturbed by the recent events surrounding Ray and Janay Rice, and even more disturbed by some of the public backlash and overall lack of understanding of the dynamics of domestic violence by those with the power to hold perpetrators accountable. Listening to all the news about this incident, we have noticed that the NFL is being blamed and, if you really listen, the victim is also being publicly flogged for st...
(BPT) - The air is crisp, kids are back in school and leaves are beginning to change color - fall has arrived! With it comes many possibilities for making amazing memories. From favorite fall flavors to awesome autumn activities, everyone has something to look forward to as the season changes. So what types of things are high on Americans' to-do lists this year? Americans embrace everything autumn - from baking to pumpkin carving Americans are embracing the autumn spirit with fun family...
Lucky Buckle owner Marci Albin is excited about the upcoming fall fashions which should be arriving in about a week. As the store prepares for its sixth anniversary, Albin and store manager Katie Larson are already awaiting the arrival of new inventory. There is something for everyone at the Lucky Buckle where you are not just a customer but a guest. Each person's individual style is taken into account, and every effort is made to ensure you will leave with a look that is fashionably your own...
The friendly ladies at J'z Fashions & Coffee Boutique invite you to come in and see all the fabulous new fall fashions and footwear for women and men. Find them at 113 E. Main St., Sidney....
John Larsen started more than a business in pharmacy in 1952. He started a family tradition that has stood the test of time for 62 years and spans three generations. Larsen Service Drug has served as a main-stay business on Main Street in Watford City providing patrons with just what the doctor ordered. "I think at the time my grandpa saw a need for a hometown pharmacy and it was something he was passionate about. From his passion this amazing tradition grew," said Jenna (Larsen) Wahlstrom, a...
6/26 Thursday Main Street Free Feed & Historical Walking Tours Film Festival Kick Off Centennial Park Dedication 6/27 Friday Centennial Parade & Festival featuring Kids Zone Heritage Days All School Reunion Trish Gravos Golf Scramble Evening of Music, Food & Fun 6/28 Saturday Centennial Festival Featuring Kids Zone All School Reunion Heritage Days Free Feed & Auction Evening of Music, Food & Fun 6/29 Sunday Gospel Music Non-Denominational Worship Service Thursday, June 26th 10 AM – 1 PM M...
Levi Turner, who had come to the Elmdale community before 1905, became postmaster in 1912. The Elmdale Post Office had been established by Mrs. C.P. Goodwin. She had chosen the name Elmdale because of all the large elm trees on their homestead. As more homesteaders moved in, a Star Route was developed and Levi found it necessary to spend much time helping his wife. A new lumber house with four bedrooms was built and the old log kitchen which served as a post office also housed a supply of...
I overheard an interesting conversation the other day. I don't make it a practice of eavesdropping, but they were talking rather loudly nearby. My ears perked when the topic moved to food. "I'm going gluten-free because I need to lose some weight," one of them said. "I gained weight when I went gluten-free," the other noted. "Really?" she replied with surprise. I wanted to jump in and agree that gluten-free isn't necessarily a weight-loss diet, but I ate my breakfast and read the newspaper. As...
