According to Fort Peck Tribes Executive Board member Kaci Wallette, 5,500 COVID-19 Emergency Relief Assistance applications were processed and mailed to enrolled members 18 years of age and older who reside off the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. The applications were mailed June 11. The deadline for the first relief payment is June 30. “They worked very hard to ensure we can offer this assistance

Teacher Abby Tunby poses with students from the Froid School Kindergarten Class of 2020. Pictured left-right: Miss Abby Tunby, Brooklynn Clark, Luna Eaton, Crew Falcon, Joslynn Johnson, Avaya Miller and Shae Salvevold. (Submitted photo)

The Culbertson Town Council held its regular meeting Monday, June 8. Following roll call, the agenda was approved. A public hearing was held to consider approving the Diamond Coulee West conditional use permit. The council voted unanimously to approve. Minutes were approved for May 11 regular and special meetings. Financial reports and claims were approved, including treasurer reports,

The Roosevelt County Commissioners voted 2-1 against improving sidewalks in Brockton. At their regular meeting Tuesday, June 9, a motion was defeated to approve an agreement between the county and the Montana Department of Transportation regarding sidewalk maintenance in Brockton. Said commissioner Gary Macdonald, “Brockton isn’t paying enough to keep it out of the red.” Commissioner