Culbertson High School senior Mo Bighorn presented a star quilt to Brian and Shelby Manning as part of senior night for basketball on Saturday, Feb. 11.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Culbertson High School senior Mo Bighorn presented a star quilt to Brian and Shelby Manning as part of senior night for basketball on Saturday, Feb. 11.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
There is a state champion walking the halls of Culbertson High School.
Trevor Green, a senior, earned first-place honors for informative speaking during the recent Class C state speech and drama competition held in Manhattan.
Green said he was fairly confident heading into the event that he had the ability needed to take home the championship.
“I had the feeling,” he said. “The
There is a state champion walking the halls of Culbertson High School.
Trevor Green, a senior, earned first-place honors for informative speaking during the recent Class C state speech and drama competition held in Manhattan.
Green said he was fairly confident heading into the event that he had the ability needed to take home the championship.
“I had the feeling,” he said. “The
The Great Northern Development Corp. experienced a very busy and successful year in 2022.
“It was a much bigger year,” Tori Matejovsky, executive director, said. “We definitely saw more clients requests for small business technical assistance.”
GNDC assisted 11 businesses secure $8.1 million into the seven county region in the form of private, state and federal funds. Small Business
The Great Northern Development Corp. experienced a very busy and successful year in 2022.
“It was a much bigger year,” Tori Matejovsky, executive director, said. “We definitely saw more clients requests for small business technical assistance.”
GNDC assisted 11 businesses secure $8.1 million into the seven county region in the form of private, state and federal funds. Small Business
Roosevelt County commissioners approved 18 of 19 resolutions to declare the existence of several county roads during their regular meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 31.
The resolution voted down by a 2-1 margin was 2023-74, which dealt with Road 1017.
Commissioner Robert Toavs said he had concerns because some of the road, but not all of the road, has an easement to state land. County Attorney Frank
Roosevelt County commissioners approved 18 of 19 resolutions to declare the existence of several county roads during their regular meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 31.
The resolution voted down by a 2-1 margin was 2023-74, which dealt with Road 1017.
Commissioner Robert Toavs said he had concerns because some of the road, but not all of the road, has an easement to state land. County Attorney Frank
The Round Tuit Homemakers report that the 2022 Froid Community fund drive has recently been completed.
The drive exhibited a tabulated total of $18,044. This amount shows that even in a year of adversity that the Froid community remains very generous. Any additional donations will be included in next year’s fund drive. The Round Tuit Homemakers are grateful for all the donations. They feel it’s
The Round Tuit Homemakers report that the 2022 Froid Community fund drive has recently been completed.
The drive exhibited a tabulated total of $18,044. This amount shows that even in a year of adversity that the Froid community remains very generous. Any additional donations will be included in next year’s fund drive. The Round Tuit Homemakers are grateful for all the donations. They feel it’s
District Judge Katherine Bidegaray ruled last week that Frank Piocos wasn’t an eligible candidate in the Roosevelt County attorney election held in November.
The ruling came after Northern Plains Independent and Community News publisher Darla Downs filed a complaint against Piocos in Roosevelt County District Court. Downs filed the complaint Friday, Jan. 20, which claimed that Piocos
District Judge Katherine Bidegaray ruled last week that Frank Piocos wasn’t an eligible candidate in the Roosevelt County attorney election held in November.
The ruling came after Northern Plains Independent and Community News publisher Darla Downs filed a complaint against Piocos in Roosevelt County District Court. Downs filed the complaint Friday, Jan. 20, which claimed that Piocos
Culbertson High School senior Jennifer Guzman values the knowledge that she has gained through clubs during her high school days.
She has been involved in Business Professionals of America, FFA and Jobs for Montana Graduates.
When she participated in BPA, Guzman placed at the state meet in Excel competitions in both her freshman and sophomore years. She also placed at the regional level as
Culbertson High School senior Jennifer Guzman values the knowledge that she has gained through clubs during her high school days.
She has been involved in Business Professionals of America, FFA and Jobs for Montana Graduates.
When she participated in BPA, Guzman placed at the state meet in Excel competitions in both her freshman and sophomore years. She also placed at the regional level as
( Publisher’s Note: Each week, the Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office distributes an inmate roster with the names of persons incarcerated at the jail and does not necessarily mean there is a new charge or conviction.)
Prisoners housed in the Roosevelt County Detention Center included: Wilbert Ackerman, 32, Frazer, hold for Fort Peck Tribes.
James Allen, 28, Lame Deer, hold for other agency.
( Publisher’s Note: Each week, the Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office distributes an inmate roster with the names of persons incarcerated at the jail and does not necessarily mean there is a new charge or conviction.)
Prisoners housed in the Roosevelt County Detention Center included: Wilbert Ackerman, 32, Frazer, hold for Fort Peck Tribes.
James Allen, 28, Lame Deer, hold for other agency.
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