Community News Staff When school begins for K-12 grade students in Culbertson on Wednesday, Aug. 19, there will be safe guards against Coronavirus followed. Lockers for junior high and high school students will be assigned with family groupings and as much social distancing as possible. Officials ask students to bring their own individually marked water bottle each day. The bottle fill stations

In response to dry, warm weather that could increase the danger of human-caused wildfires, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks fishing access sites and wildlife management areas are now under Stage 1 Fire Restrictions in Hill and Roosevelt counties as of Friday morning, Aug. 14. The restrictions will be in effect until further notice. FWP followed the lead of Hill and Roosevelt county officials

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to threaten in-person voting, U.S. Senator Jon Tester pushed back on the U.S. Postal Service’s attempts to “disenfranchise Montanans,” as he put it, this November by not automatically considering election mail to be First Class mail. It has been widely speculated that the move that could slow down vote by mail by multiple days and significantly increase

Community News Staff With a turnout of 19 players, the Bainville Bulldogs look like a team ready to contend for a playoff spot in the six-man football ranks this season. Leading the squad is new head coach Trustin Holcomb. During his high school days, he played three years for the Culbertson/Bainville co-op and his senior year for the Bulldogs. “A lot of intensity for sure,” Holcomb

Community News Staff Featuring a young team, Bainville's volleyball squad looks to keep improving throughout this year's campaign. The Bulldogs featured six seniors on last year's program. “So, we're a really young team,” Bainville coach Callie Clarke said. “We have a lot of work ahead of us. But if we work hard, we can do alright.” Bainville's roster