enus Culbertson Senior Congregate Meals Feb. 14: Beef cube steaks, mashed potatoes, vegetables and dessert. Feb. 17: No meal. Feb. 21: Tator tot casserole, vegetables and dessert. Bainville Senior Congregate Meals Feb. 13: Teriyaki chicken, baked potatoes, vegetables and dessert. Feb. 18: Pork goast, mashed potatoes, vegetables and dessert. Feb. 20: Meatloaf, baked potatoes, vegetables

Montana’s smokeless tobacco rates are higher than the national average for both male youth (10 percent) and male adults (12 percent). Feb. 16-22 is “Through with Chew Week” and is an entire week dedicated to educating Montanans about the health risks of smokeless tobacco and the health benefits of quitting. There is no safe form of tobacco. Smokeless tobacco can cause cancer of the mouth,

horts Boys’ Basketball Scobey 76, Glasgow 40 Harlem 86, Glasgow 55 Malta 42, Rocky Boy 39 Bainville 60, Circle 57 Savage 61, Brockton 34 Richey/Lambert 68, Culbertson 66 Froid/Lake 54, Westby/Grenora 38 Plentywood 49, Culbertson 30 Froid/Lake 78, Bainville 64 Girls’ Basketball Scobey 61, Glasgow 33 Harlem 52, Glasgow 43 Malta 46, Rocky Boy 36 Harlem 77, Chinook 23 Savage 65, Brockton 25

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks earned two conference basketball wins over Bainville on Friday night, Feb. 7. Froid/Lake’s girls downed the Bulldogs by a 52-19 margin. The Lady Red Hawks jumped out to a 19-10 lead in the first quarter and increased the margin to 33-14 at intermission. The Froid/Lake girls outscored Bainville 12-1 in the third quarter for a 45-15 advantage. Leading the

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks edged MonDak, 54-38, in a key District 2C boys’ basketball contest on Saturday, Feb. 8. Froid/Lake fell behind 12-9 in the first quarter, but took a 25-24 half-time advantage. The Red Hawks struck for 13 points in the third quarter to increase the gap to 38-32. Froid/Lake then accounted for 15 points in the final period to earn the victory. Top scorers for the

Both of Culbertson's basketball squads struggled offensively and lost at Plentywood on Friday night. The Cowgirls fell by a 58-33 final and the Cowboys were defeated by a 49-30 margin. In the girls' game, Culbertson got off to a good start as the scoring of Faith Bowland led the team to a 12-9 lead. Points by Liv Wangerin cut the margin to 12-11 at the end of the opening quarter.

According to Culbertson Schools principal Mike Olson, 12 students competed at the divisional meet, with 10 students competing in the final rounds. Nine students will compete at the state competition in Bigfork Jan. 31 and Feb. 1. One alternate will also attend. At the divisional meet, the speech team took first place and drama placed fourth. “They all did an amazing job of representing

Culbertson's school officials want to make sure that the school continues on a successful path in the future. The Culbertson School board voted unanimously during their meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 21, to extend the contract of Culbertson superintendent of schools Larry Crowder for three more years. Crowder is serving his 22nd year as the school district's superintendent. The contract

The Roosevelt County Commissioners held their regular meeting Tuesday, Jan. 28. Minutes for the Jan. 21 meeting were approved, as were minutes for a special administrative meeting to discuss a new diesel engine for the weed district Jan. 22. The commissioners approved changes to the county’s credit card purchases policy. Employees will no longer be able to shop on Amazon with county resources.