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Montana To Receive $1.9 Million From Multi-State Settlement

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen has joined a coalition of attorneys general from 47 states, the District of Columbia and five U.S. territories in a $573 million settlement with one of the world’s largest consulting firms, McKinsey & Company, resolving investigations into the company’s role in working for opioid companies, helping those companies promote their drugs and profiting

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Posted on February 18, 2021

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New books for February at the Culbertson Public Library include the following titles: The Push, by Ashley Aurain; The Children’s Blizard, Melanie Benjamin; The Lost Manuscript, Cathy Bonidan; Stuff You Should Know, Josh Clark; Admission, July Buxbaum; Waiting For The Night Song, Julie C. Dalton; The Butterfly House, Katrine Engberg; The Tenant, Katrine Engberg; World Without End and

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to conduct an off-site medical clinic. Tremendous amounts of planning and expertise are required to serve the public efficiently. Roosevelt County and Fort Peck residents are fortunate to have dedicated people working hard to bring them the COVID vaccine. One bright bit of information came last week when the Centers for Disease Control released guidance saying that people who have been in close

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Whether it’s in school or during his free time, Culbertson High School senior Zachary Kirby has a gift when it comes to music. He has been a member of Culbertson High School’s choir for the past four years. Through auditions, he earned All-State honors in two of those years. Outside of the classroom, Kirby keeps playing either the guitar or piano for family and friends or writing his

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Posted on February 11, 2021

Officials Continue Vaccinations

Indian Health Services, Roosevelt County Health Department and Roosevelt Medical Center continue to vaccinate people in Phase 1B of the governor’s phased vaccination plan — ages greater than 70, people of color and those with certain high risk medical conditions. RCHD held a vaccination clinic at the Culbertson Armory Feb. 2, where approximately 100 people received their first doses, and provided

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Posted on February 11, 2021

Culbertson Council Hears Update On Ike’s Pond, Ice Skating Party Plans In The Works

The Culbertson town council held their regular monthly meeting Monday, Feb. 8. Ken Forbregd gave the council an update on Ike’s Fishing Pond and Walking Trail. He said fundraising efforts are ongoing. “We’re still getting generous donations,” he said. He said that organizers are planing another ice skating party for area residents. “We’ll be watching the weather,” said Forbregd. “The

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Culbertson Council Hears Update On Ike’s Pond, Ice Skating Party Plans In The Works

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Posted on February 11, 2021

Froid Town Council Restarts Annexation Process

The Froid Town Council held their regular meeting Monday, Feb. 8. The council agreed to restart the annexation process begun in 2012. It has become apparent that several properties receiving town services have not officially been annexed into the town’s tax base. LeAnne Johnson told the Community News that the process needs to be completed by Dec. 31. A public hearing will be scheduled. The

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Posted on February 11, 2021

Commissioners Approve Roads Building, Fyfe Transfers To Attorney’s Office

The Roosevelt County commissioners held their regular meeting Tuesday, Feb. 9. The commissioners approved Erika Fyfe for transfer to the county attorney’s office. She was formerly an employee with the clerk of court. Fyfe will be replacing Donna Reum, who will retire Sept. 30. Fyfe’s start date will be March 1. A task order was approved for the new road department shop complex building. The

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Montana To Receive $1.9 Million From Multi-State Settlement

Montana To Receive $1.9 Million From Multi-State Settlement

Between The Bookends

Between The Bookends

Between The Bookends

Between The Bookends

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to conduct an off-site medical ….

to conduct an off-site medical ….

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Officials Continue Vaccinations

Officials Continue Vaccinations

Culbertson Council Hears Update On Ike’s Pond, Ice Skating Party Plans In The Works

Culbertson Council Hears Update On Ike’s Pond, Ice Skating Party Plans In The Works

Froid Town Council Restarts Annexation Process

Froid Town Council Restarts Annexation Process

Commissioners Approve Roads Building, Fyfe Transfers To Attorney’s Office

Commissioners Approve Roads Building, Fyfe Transfers To Attorney’s Office

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