As spring weather gets here, many people are itching to get outside. For many folks, that may include looking for non-game animals to hunt, fishing, hiking, shed hunting or bird watching. However, just like at any other time of year, people are asked to follow the law, respect the land, and be safe. Where Can You Go? Private Land: Just like a hunter or angler needs permission to hunt or fish

Montanans are lucky to have so many opportunities to get outdoors and recreate, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. And while Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks encourages recreation outside, we also encourage careful planning and prudence. The safety of the public and FWP staff is of utmost concern. As a reminder, social distancing guidelines should be followed at all FWP sites. Keep your

According to a resolution passed Monday, March 23, by the Fort Peck Tribes Executive Board, all enrolled tribal members must be off the streets reservation-wide between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. The resolution was passed in response to the COVID-19 virus and the attempt to help curb the spread of the virus. It enacts a reservation- wide curfew that prohibits enrolled “tribal members

The Culbertson School board is proud of the manner that the school district’s staff and administrators are dealing with the shutting down of schools due to the Coronavirus. Montana Gov. Steve Bullock decided to shut down K-12 public schools for two weeks starting on Monday, March 16. Board chair Paul Finnicum started the school board meeting on Tuesday, March 17, by commending the staff for

Beginning Thursday, March 19, the Town of Culbertson will be taking the following steps in order to minimize the possible spread of COVID-19. These steps were instituted for the following reasons: 1. To protect the overall health of our community. 2. To protect the health of our employees. 3. To help slow the spread and flatten the infection curve so our healthcare services do not become

N ews As we all continue trying to adapt to a world that has changed drastically in the past few weeks, a reminder that the aging services department and staff are still open for business and available to provide most of the services we always have. While the senior centers in Bainville, Culbertson, Froid and Wolf Point have been closed to the public to avoid the possible spread of COVID-19,

Three players from the Froid-Lake Red Hawks have been voted to the District 2C All-Conference boys basketball team. Red Hawks selected for the honor included junior Colt Miller, sophomore Javonne Nesbit and sophomore Bode Miller. Bainville's Derek Bowker also earned a spot on the All-Conference team. Class C state co-champion Fairview placed seniors Alex Schriver, Cody Asbeck and

( Publisher’s Note: Each week, the Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office distributes an inmate roster with the names of everyone incarcerated and persons booked into the jail during the previous week and does not necessarily mean there is a new charge or conviction.) As of March 24, 19 prisoners were housed in the Roosevelt County Detention Center. Prisoners included: Joseph Agosto Jr., 20, Oswego,