The impact of a new defense helped the Culbertson Cowgirls outscore Fairview 9-0 in the third quarter to highlight a 50-37 conference victory in Fairview on Friday night, Jan. 24. The Cowgirls gained the upper-hand in the game with the final five points of the first quarter on a basket by Kelsie Williams and a three-pointer at the buzzer by Makena Hauge for a 21-11 advantage. Culbertson's

The Culbertson Cowboys put together a strong first half but lost at Fairview by a 64-36 margin on Friday night, Jan. 24. The scoring of Payton Hauge led the Cowboys to an early 7-6 lead, but two three-pointers by Alex Schriver moved Fairview ahead 12-9 at the end of the opening quarter. After a three-pointer by Fairview’s Cody Asbeck to open the second period, Culbertson battled back to

The Culbertson Cowboys put together one of their most impressive halves of the season to knock off Lustre Christian, 57-47, at home on Saturday, Jan. 25. Down by a 25-20 half-time margin, three-points by Payton Hauge and Eli Williams pulled the Cowboys to one point early in the third quarter. After the Lions' 6-7 senior Terry Allmer scored, five straight points by Hauge put Culbertson in

It’s not every day that a pediatric medical emergency happens in our small community. But when it does, Roosevelt Medical Center will be ready with the pediatric equipment needed to provide life saving treatment to area youth. Last week, RMC received a $2,800 grant from American State Bank and Trust through the Vincent Gaffney Foundation for the purchase of a fetal monitor and infant car seats

Pennies can make a difference. But toss in a few silver coins and it can really add up fast. That’s exactly what Roosevelt Medical Center is counting on with their Change 4 Change Project. The competition between local schools is set to begin Feb. 1 and run throughout the month. During the month of February, Culbertson, Bainville and Froid schools will compete to raise the most money for