Although activities weren’t exactly normal because of social distancing, Culbertson students and the community were able to enjoy homecoming fun including a parade on Friday afternoon. “I think homecoming is really cool because it’s part of our tradition,” Culbertson superintendent of schools Larry Crowder said. Crowned homecoming queen and king were Abbey Granbois and Michael Pederson.

The Roosevelt County Library main branch is offering curbside pickup for library materials beginning Sept. 28. The Wolf Point location has been closed in recent weeks due to staff exposure to COVID-19. Library director Janet Livingston told the Northern Plains Independent that the main branch has been closed since Sept. 14. She added that the catalogue can be searched remotely. “We will

Renee Rasmussen has decided that her ninth year as Bainville’s superintendent of schools will be her last serving in the school system. She’s retiring with a great amount of gratitude to the Bainville community. “I’ve really appreciated being associated with the staff, school board, community and students,” Rasmussen said. “I have a great staff and board.” The decision was anything

Governor Steve Bullock announced the new Montana Working Capital program Sept. 3. It builds off the Montana Loan Deferment program by allowing Montana businesses to take out a new loan to support economic recovery. “We are getting money out the door to keep employees on the job, support Montana businesses, and ensure long-term stability,” said Governor Bullock. “With this new program,

Wolf Point, Poplar and Brockton are not allowed to have sporting events for the next two weeks based on a ruling from the Roosevelt County Board of Health. The decision came based on the increased of active virus cases in the county. “From an activities standpoint for fall sports, we’re in crunch time now,” Wolf Point’s athletic director Cody Larson said. “Personally, I would hate for

Culbertson controlled the action and defeated Scobey, 25-18, 27-25, 25-19, in conference volleyball action on Friday night. Kylie Portra finished with 13 kills to lead the Cowgirls. Makena Hauge accounted for 11 kills, three aces and 17 digs. Koree Marchwick had 15 assists and served four aces. Kenadee Kempton added 11 assists. Cody Larsen served four aces. McKinsey Justice finished with

“The health and safety of our clients, employees, and partners is our highest priority,” said Shandy Hanks Moran, Small Business Development Center Regional Director at Great Northern Development Corp. “After careful consideration, and in light of the ongoing Coronavirus developments, we are postponing the Rise and Restore Conference to spring 2021. Rescheduling the 150 attendee event will