The Town of Culbertson held their regular monthly meeting at Town Hall Monday, Nov. 9. The meeting was called to order at 6:30 p.m. council members Abe Rumsey, Nick Oelkers, Mark Nelson and Dave Solem were in attendance, along with Mayor Larry Crowder, Town Clerk/ Treasurer Tiffani Trangsrud, Utility Billing Clerk Amber Fox and Public Works Director Bob Jasper. Following roll call, the agenda was

Michael Pederson is the tops when it comes to Culbertson High School’s Class of 2021. Pederson ranks first in the class with a grade point average of 3.83. He says his favorite classes are government and refereeing. “I like learning the history of government,” Pederson explained. “I also enjoy learning about governmental issues.” The refereeing class involves students officiating

Lary Pearson from Hurley’s Oilfield Service (left to right) met with Culbertson Lions Club members Brian Fordyce and Ken Forbregd, Assiniboine Sioux Rural Water Supply System manager Ashleigh Weeks, Dry Prairie Rural Water manager Joni Sherman, DPRW board member Jon Bolstad and ASRWSS board member Rick Kirn at Ike’s Fishing Pond and Walking Trail in Culbertson Nov. 3. (Submitted photo)

The communities of Froid and Medicine Lake are ready for this weekend. The Froid/ Lake Red Hawks will host White Sulphur Springs at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 14, in Medicine Lake to decide the Class C state six-man football championship. This is the best that the undefeated Red Hawks have achieved in their six-man coop program. The squad didn’t even qualify for the playoffs last year. “Every

After having their backs against the wall midway into the second period, the Froid-Lake gained control for the rest of the half and captured a 42-26 semi-final round playoff victory over Big Sandy in Medicine Lake on Saturday, Nov. 7. The Red Hawks will now face White Sulphur Springs at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 14, in Medicine Lake to decide the state championship. “I’m so proud of these