The Thomas and Corinne Nyquist Foundation is now open to applications from nonprofit organizations in the Bainville, Culbertson and Froid communities. Grants are given annually to eligible 503(c) private or governmental nonprofit organizations in these communities for small projects, events or items to be purchased that will benefit the community as a whole. With rare exception, the maximum award

oster ( 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.) Prisoners housed in the Roosevelt County Detention Center Oct. 26 through Nov. 2 include: Lee Damm, 28, Culbertson, arrest

Jail Roster

ookends The Culbertson Public Library added the following titles for November: Leave the World Behind, by Rumaan; The End of the Day, Bill Clegg; Where Butterflies Go, Debra Doxer; Modern Comfort Food, Ina Garten; When We Were Young and Brave, Hazel Gaynor; The Lost Shtetl, Max Gross; Everything Beautiful, Jenna Bush Hager; The Midnight Library, Matt Haig; Dear Child, Romy Hausmann;

Roosevelt County will receive $10,723 in funding from Department of Justice grants aimed to fight and prevent violent crime. The grants were awarded by the Department’s Office of Justice Program. There was more than $2.23 million awarded throughout Montana. “One of the fundamental missions of government is to protect its citizens and safeguard the rule of law,” said Attorney General William

The Montana Department of Commerce’s Office of Tourism and Business Development has launched the “Montana Aware” campaign to promote safe and responsible activities among those who are traveling in the state. The public health initiative educates residents and visitors on safe travel best practices to slow the spread of COVID-19. “Our top priority is to keep those who live, work and travel

The Montana Department of Health and Human Services released information on Wednesday, Oct. 28, regarding schools with possible COVID exposures this school year. The report included school names reported to Montana DPHHS. According to the information, Roosevelt County schools had 10 staff positives including two at Poplar High School, two at Brockton High School and two more at Poplar Middle