The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 119 calls from March 2-8. The calls included the following: March 2 Deputies received a report from near Poplar regarding that someone was yelling from a suspicious vehicle. Deputies found that the vehicle was broken down. When deputies talked with individuals in the vehicle, they were told that someone will come to tow them into town. March

Two speed studies requested by the Roosevelt County commissioners last summer are making progress in the Montana Department of Transportation’s process for traffic changes. Keith Bithell, district traffic engineer for the department, said data has been collected for the two requests. One request is the east entry of Highway 2 coming into Wolf Point. The other request is for the area around

Weekly statistics for Fort Peck Tribal Law Enforcement for the week of March 2-9, by communities, is: Brockton: Two Frazer: Two Oswego: One Poplar: 123 Wolf Point: 109 Total: 256

The Montana Stockgrowers Association and its partners concluded the first-ever Montana Agriculture Labor Summit on Jan. 22, bringing together producers, agribusiness professionals, policymakers and industry leaders for two days of focused discussion on labor, one of agriculture’s most pressing challenges. The first day of the summit centered on rebuilding America’s rural workforce and

Two Montana State University Extension trainers have been recognized by the MSU Extension Pesticide Education Program for exceptional efforts educating agricultural producers, land managers and pesticide applicators, as well as promoting the proper use of pesticides to protect public health and the environment. The MSU Pesticide Education Program presented the 2025 Early Achievement Award

Registration is open for a pair of July summer camps at Montana State University aimed at helping budding writers explore their craft. The camps are for youth entering third through 12th grades. Campers will participate in field trips, writing games and workshops with local writers from multiple genres. MSU faculty from the Yellowstone Writing Project, a group of educators and writers in the

The Lustre Christian boys’ basketball team won the Eastern C divisional championship held at Miles City on March 4-7! Coached by Randy Reddig and assisted by Justin Klatt, they began Wednesday 3 p.m in a game against Terry, as nine teams were competing for the title. After a half-time score of 36-18, they beat Terry 65-44. On Thursday, they played Brockton Warriors, staying ahead the entire