The Roosevelt County commissioners agreed to write a letter of support for the Town of Culbertson’s upgrade to its swimming pool and bathhouse. The letter of support is for a Montana State Parks Grant that could result in more than $100,000 for the project. Officials have said that work could start as early as the fall since grants are received. The letter reads, “This project will

Roosevelt County had three active COVID cases as of Monday, Feb. 28. There have been 70 COVID-related deaths in the county. There are two current hospitalizations. County health officials encourage all residents aged 5 and up to be vaccinated and those over 16 should consider getting booster doses. Immunizations are by appointment only. For questions or to schedule an appointment, call 406-653-6223.

I’ve been enjoying reading the book Moose: The Legacy of Beloved Lakeland College Legend Duane Woltzen Lives On, since the book was released shortly before this past Christmas. I attended Lakeland and Moose played a key role as a role model in my life. There’s even a chapter in the book about my relationship with Moose. It’s a pleasure reading about the great influence the men’s basketball

I’ve been enjoying reading the book Moose: The Legacy of Beloved Lakeland College Legend Duane Woltzen Lives On, since the book was released shortly before this past Christmas. I attended Lakeland and Moose played a key role as a role model in my life. There’s even a chapter in the book about my relationship with Moose. It’s a pleasure reading about the great influence the men’s basketball

Froid School March 7: Tater tot casserole, bosco sticks, vegetables and fruit. March 8: Corn dogs, fries, vegetables and fruit. March 9: Barbecue chicken, baby bakers, vegetables, bun and dessert. March 10: Taco salad, refried beans, taco bar and fruit. March 11: Fish sticks, chips , vegetables, and fruit. *** Bainville School March 7: Breakfast: Pancake wraps. Lunch: Burritos,

District 2B sports will likely see the additions of Fairview and Plentywood starting in the 2023-2024 school year. The Montana High School Association’s executive board approved a new criteria for reclassifying schools during its November meeting. Under the new criteria, Class C schools will have enrollments of 1-100 instead of 1-107. There also will no longer be a 10 percent range for schools