Sarah Justice (center) came over from the Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art in Great Falls to teach printmaking for this month’s 4H Afterschool event. Sitting around her are Macy Smith (lower left), Ella Smith (upper left), Trytan Polzin (upper right) and Luke Kassube (lower right). Photo by Melody Montgomery
Thu, 01/17/2019 - 5:00am
The Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art in Great Falls traveled to Judith Basin for 4-H Afterschool last week on Thursday, Jan. 17.
The 4-H Afterschool program is held monthly in Stanford for...
In early January, two water pumps used to fill the fire truck tanks for Raynesford Volunteer Fire Dept. were reported stolen from behind Michels Station in Raynesford along Hwy 87. This crime is under investigation by the Judith Basin County Sheriff’s Office.
Photo by Melody Montgomery
Thu, 01/17/2019 - 5:00am
On or around Jan. 3, two water pumps belonging to the Raynesford Volunteer Fire Dept. were reported stolen. This theft is currently under investigation by the Judith Basin County Sheriff’s Dept.
The...
The Judith Basin County Commissioners (from left) Jim Moore, Don Hajenga and Cody McDonald meet each Wednesday at the Judith Basin Courthouse. This is an open forum meeting. Last week, they outlined their 2019 county goals for readers of the Judith Basin Press. Photo by Melody Montgomery
Thu, 01/17/2019 - 5:00am
Judith Basin’s three county commissioners – Don Hajenga, Jim Moore, and Cody McDonald – have a productive year planned for 2019. Last week, they sat down with the Judith Basin Press to outline the...
Stanford was well represented at the Elks Hoop Shoot at the Paris Gibson School Gym in downtown Great Falls on Saturday, Jan. 12. Tyce Smith won his age division and will go on to the state shoot in Livingston next month, Feb. 2019. Reese Von Bergen and Emma Smith both placed second in their age division. BriElla Becker placed third.
Pictured (from left) are Reese Von Bergen, BriElla Becker, Emma Smith and Tyce Smith.
Photo courtesy of Connie Becker
Thu, 01/17/2019 - 5:00am
Hobson native Adessa Campbell shared stories, songs and some music therapy-related exercises that required audience participation during a house concert late Dec. The intimate evening was a way for the audience – which included many of Adessa’s family members – to catch up.
Photo courtesy of Charlie Denison
Thu, 01/10/2019 - 12:00am
“Parker just gave me the weirdest look,” said Adessa Campbell, laughing and briefly stopping her song. Parker, her younger brother, shrugged it off.
“It was her fault,” Parker said. “She looked at me...
