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'Not supposed to bury our children': Fromberg teen death rattles small community - Vimarsana News

'Not supposed to bury our children': Fromberg teen death rattles small community

Less than five miles outside of Fromberg, a memorial has been set up on Bluewater Road where 16-year-old Payton Stetson died after rolling the truck she was driving Saturday night.

Source: ktvq.com
3 killed, 4 hurt in recent Southeast Montana crashes - Vimarsana News

3 killed, 4 hurt in recent Southeast Montana crashes

A 16-year-old Fromberg teen and two Crow Agency residents were killed and four people were injured in two recent traffic accidents.

Source: kpax.com
Cole's Pantry programs now feeding 2,000+ kids weekly - Vimarsana News

Cole's Pantry programs now feeding 2,000+ kids weekly

When Cole’s Pantry first started in 2010, they were sending weekend meals home for 11 kids. Last October, that number had risen to 1,250 with 20 total chapters. Now, as food insecurity becomes a bigger problem than ever thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, they’re up to 2,000 kids served weekly.

Source: ktvq.com
Cole's Pantry programs now feeding 2,000+ kids weekly - Vimarsana News

Cole's Pantry programs now feeding 2,000+ kids weekly

When Cole’s Pantry first started in 2010, they were sending weekend meals home for 11 kids. Last October, that number had risen to 1,250 with 20 total chapters. Now, as food insecurity becomes a bigger problem than ever thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, they’re up to 2,000 kids served weekly.

Source: kpax.com
Cole's Pantry programs now feeding 2,000+ kids weekly - Vimarsana News

Cole's Pantry programs now feeding 2,000+ kids weekly

When Cole’s Pantry first started in 2010, they were sending weekend meals home for 11 kids. Last October, that number had risen to 1,250 with 20 total chapters. Now, as food insecurity becomes a bigger problem than ever thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, they’re up to 2,000 kids served weekly.

Source: kbzk.com