The Culbertson High School Speech and Drama team is preparing for divisional competition Jan. 22 in Plentywood. Finishing out the season are seniors Morgan Lucas in memorized public address; Eric Chilson, informative; and Zach Miller, MPA; and juniors Trevor Green, informative; Mo Bighorn, MPA; and Joseph McCarty, humorous interp. All six of these competitors have earned team sweepstakes

Froid’s school bus drivers include, from left, Dean Reiter with 25 years, Erica Elvsaas Friede with three years, Robert Smith with 15 years and Marvin Qualley with more than 30 years. (Photo submitted)

In 2018, the staff at Roosevelt Medical Center started a small Employee of the Quarter recognition program to keep morale up and recognize staff who repeatedly went above and beyond their duties. At the request of Audrey Stromberg, the CEO and Administrator, the program was designed to focus solely on front line staff and not senior leadership. However, since the program’s inception, Stromberg

After a high speed pursuit in Sheridan and Roosevelt counties, Amos Galaviz was arrested in Culbertson on Thursday, Jan. 6. According to law enforcement, the suspect fled in a vehicle at a high speed from Montana Highway Patrol. Speed was around 100 miles per hour from Reserve to Culbertson. Galaviz then fled on foot after the vehicle was disabled in Culbertson’s city limits. He broke into

Eric Chilson has reached high achievements in speech and drama during his high school days at Culbertson High School. This is Chilson’s fourth year with the school’s speech and drama program. He competed in humorous acting as a freshman and original oratory as a sophomore. Chilson is participating in informative speaking for the second straight year. “You can write your own speech,”