The women’s walleye tournament took place Saturday July 17, in Fort Peck. The event featured 62 teams. The winning team of Kelsey Kuehn and Kinsey Schwers from Glasgow finished with 33 pounds. Cindy Sundheim of Fairview and Samantha Gross of Gillette Wyo., placed second at 24.86 pounds. Jodi Kemp of Glasgow and Robin Schock of Fort Peck took third at 16.54 pounds. Taking fourth

Todd Anderson has been selected as the newest Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Enforcement Division captain, stationed in Miles City. Anderson’s work as a field warden spanned four different regions. His first station was in Region 7 in Jordan, but shortly after he moved to the Miles City district and served about eight years. He spent a year in Region 4 in Lewistown, and three years in

Although Roosevelt County Attorney Frank A. Piocos was seeking a stiffer penalty, Jay Allen Fugate of Fairview must serve 30 days in the county jail and will be fined $1,000 for a driving while under the influence of intoxicants charge. Piocos noted that Fugate originally was facing a DUI felony charge for a fourth DUI offense, but some of the previous DUI convictions weren’t allowed to count due

CodeRed alerts by going to https://public.coderedweb. com/CNE/en-US/ BF3A37027A24. You can register on your Smartphone by texting “ALERTROOSEVELT” to 99411. Public safety officials across the United States have credited CodeRed notifications for successfully locating missing children, apprehending wanted criminals and issuing timely evacuations.

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Roosevelt County residents are reminded that they can request a review of their property assessment notices by the Montana Department of Revenue. Thomas Nichols, assessor consultant of Roosevelt County, explains that every two years the Montana Department reassesses all the real estate properties in the state. “This year is a property reappraisal year and the new values will be effective