06 February 2025
Cabin Fever
Don Herness (left) attended the Culbertson Museum’s annual Cabin Fever fundraiser with his granddaughter (right) Feb. 2 at the town hall on Broadway Ave. Jill Loomer- Herness told the Community News that the twohour event was a success. “The day itself brought in over $850,” Loomer- Herness said. “That’s meal, bake sale and craft items along with ministry donations. Also a nice number
then puts the items online ….
then puts the items online for the public.
“COVID really started online auctions. We had to adapt to online. We had to adapt due to the circumstances,” Toavs said. “The online auctions are really changing the dynamics of live auctioneers. You don’t have to have the chant or go in front of people.”
He explained an online auction was a benefit for a truck company that had 450 items
Montana Farmers Union Members Talk Family Farms, Ranches At Capitol
The spotlight was on agriculture and rural communities during the Montana Farmers Union Drive-In held the second day of the Montana Legislative Session in Helena.
During the event, MFU members from across the state spent the day at the capitol speaking with legislators about how MFU’s priority issues of truth in labeling, data harvest, local and Montana food systems and right to repair impact
