The Buckhorn Rodeo marked its 50th anniversary this summer. The Buckhorn Rodeo Association was formed in 1972 by Ed Friebel and others. This special achievement for the rodeo ranked in the top 10 stories of the year in Journal Country.
Area residents can still view the Christmas trees as part of the Parade of Trees throughout this week. The trees are located at the Britton Area Events Center. Pictured on the left is the tasty looking tree decorated with sweet treats put up by Little Sprouts Daycare and the fun Frosty Tree offered by Marshall County 4-H. The Britton-Hecla Funtastic Club decked their tree out with gnomes for the occasion. The trees will be up until Dec. 31.
Michelle Peters of rural Britton demonstrated last week what happens when you toss boiling water into a very cold environment. The hot water quickly condenses into water droplets, essentially turning into steam but looks like snow. The temperatures ranged from -12 to -22 the day Peters performed this trick.
The new waiting area at Marshall County Healthcare Center is pictured. The hospital completed this multimillion dollar project this summer. The new area includes features to help separate sick and well patients.
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