05 February 2026
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The complaint alleges that Orozco was observed through one of the office windows yelling threats and obscenities at the agents and says that he was “observed in the rearview mirror carrying a 2x6 section of lumber,” which he then allegedly hurled in the direction of the agent’s vehicle.
Roosevelt County Sheriff Jason Frederick told this newspaper
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Emma Pederson (left to right) and Lindsey Roth were among volunteers serving visitors during the Culbertson Museum’s Day Feb. 1, which included various soups, chili and a bake sale. The event was hosted at the Culbertson town hall building and attendance was strong. To make a donation to the museum, visit their Facebook page or call 406-787-6320.
(Photo by James Walling)
Coalition Says No Farm Bill Without Mandatory Beef Labeling
There’s probably nothing more iconic to Montana than boots, cowboy hats, cattle and ranching, something that defines the image of the Treasure State. And there is probably no other blocs of voters that Montana politicians sidle up next to more than ranchers, often copying their dress, down to the belt buckle.
That’s why a coalition of organizations representing the state’s cattlemen and
