“Mutton Bustin’ Morrison”
rides strong in Eureka
“Yeah. Libby Cowboy! This is how it started. The first time I saw P.J. was on a sheep,” shared the
announcer at the Tobacco Valley Rodeo Association’s big event this past Saturday, July 24 in Eureka. Going on to tell the rodeo fans that what they were witnessing was
“just the natural progression.”
Cashton Morrison has often been spotted atop the 6 ft. practice bull at home with his dad in
preparation for this,
his mutton bustin’ debut ride.
Those who know the family
understand it truly is in three-year old Cashton’s blood, given his dad, PJ Morrison, is a former
professional bull rider and his big brother, Zack, is soon off to Texas on a full-ride scholarship to
travel the collegiate circuit in both
saddle-bronc and bull riding .
(Courtesy Photos)
Former Libby Logger takes voluntary
ride-a-long with Olympic athletes
Sunday, July 25, Libby Logger alum Nathan Spain was spotted racing along with the Olympic athletes during the Men’s
Trialthlon event.
Photos courtesy of
Molly (Pepper) Spain
Nathan’s neighbor caught wind of his efforts that afternoon and came to the door with what they felt were due rewards for
his efforts.
Clearwater Properties gifts over $5K across Troy community
Submitted by CMPM
From Left to Right: Sharon S Denton (CMP), Barb Guthneck – Lincoln County Crisis Solutions, Sharon Sullivan – Upper Yaak Fire Department,
Angie Huisentruit – Backpack Program Morrison Elementary, Trevor Pelling – McCormick Fire Department, Gene Rogers – Troy Fire Department,
Clyde Miller – Bull Lake Fire Department, Josie Hermes – CMP,
DJ Welch – Fire Chief Troy Fire Department. (Courtesy Photo)
Since its founding in
1993, Clearwater Montana Properties has emphasized community-building as a key component of its
company culture. Through its Charitable Giving
Program, the company’s Agents give back a portion of all real estate proceeds to the communities in which they were earned. To date, the program has produced over $706,315 in charitable donations to causes throughout Montana, Idaho and Washington.
“Each year, Clearwater and our agents give a
portion of each commission earned to an entity of the agents choosing in the
community in which it was earned,” said CEO and
Broker, Kevin Wetherell. “We are very grateful
for the business that we receive from each of our valued clients that enables this support within our
communities.”
The positive effects of the company’s Charitable Giving Program were recently felt in Lincoln County, as Troy Agents Sharon Denton and Josie Hermes presented donations to several local non-profit groups: Lincoln County Crisis Solutions, the Upper Yaak Fire Department, the Backpack Program of Morrison Elementary, McCormick Fire Department, Troy Fire Department, and the Bull Lake Fire Department.
“We are so grateful and appreciative for what all the non-profits do within our small community.
We love giving back,” said both Josie and Sharon.
With nearly 100 Real Estate Advisors throughout the region, the effects of Clearwater Montana
Properties’ donations have been and will continue to be far-reaching and impactful.
Clearwater Montana Properties, founded in 1993, is Montana’s largest real estate brokerage firm
with a network of over 32 office/agent locations across the northwest states it serves. Clearwater
focuses on providing quality customer service, superior market knowledge, and giving back to the
communities we serve.
For more information, please visit Clearwater at CMPMontana.com.