Don Fred Baldwin, 47, of Merced, Calif., is facing federal drug-related charges after an investigation into alleged drug activity in Brockton in November 2019. He appeared in Great Falls before U.S. District Judge Brian M. Morris and pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute methamphetamine, possession with intent to distribute meth, use of communications

Froid Senior Congregate Meals March 23: Tomato or cheeseburger soup, hot ham and cheese sandwiches and dessert. March 25: Meatloaf, rice pilaf and dessert. March 30: Polish, sauerkraut and dessert. Bainville Senior Congregate Meals March 19: Scalloped potato casserole, vegetables and dessert. March 24: Turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, vegetables and dessert. March 26:

Attorney General Tim Fox and Motor Vehicle Division administrator Sarah Garcia announced changes and issued an important reminder for Montana’s drivers and vehicle owners Tuesday, March 17. Fox Working With Governor’s Office To Extend Driver License Expiration Dates For all driver licenses due to expire in March, April or May of 2020, Fox and his staff are working with the governor’s

Region 6 Fish, Wildlife and Parks offices are open. However, due to the “social distancing” measures that are being taken, expect to abide by the following: If you can, please use the internet to buy your licenses and apply for permits. This way, there is no social interaction necessary. If you feel ill or have any symptoms, respect our staff and others by not entering an FWP building. Call 228-3700

By James Walling Culbertson School students tested their science skills with their entries into the Culbertson School science fair, held Feb. 13. Culbertson Elementary School fourth-grade teacher Amy Berwick told the Community News that 110 students in grades kindergarten through eight participated in the Culbertson School science fair, which was held Thursday, Feb. 13. Forty-one students

The first installment of St. Anthony’s Catholic Church’s Four Friday Fish Fry fundraiser events in Culbertson was well attended March 6, earning nearly $1,500 before supplies ran out. According to Bruce Houle, approximately 120 meals were sold at the fundraiser. “We didn’t even get a plate,” said Houle, who volunteered at the annual event. The Knights of Columbus are sponsoring

With the assistance of a grant, the Town of Culbertson will have an additional siren to notify its volunteer firefighters and residents of an emergency in the community. Culbertson Mayor Larry Crowder explained that the grant is coming through Roosevelt County's Disaster and Emergency Services group. The grant will pay for initial costs while the town will be responsible for ongoing expenses.

The Bainville Town Council held their regular meeting Monday, March 9, at town hall. Mayor Dennis Portra and councilmen Chuck Hyatt, Ron Butikofer and Travis Wills were in attendance. The agenda was approved with additions. Minutes were approved for the Feb. 13 meeting. The town received a general complaint about dogs running loose during public comment. A leash law was discussed but no