The Culbertson Town Council held its regular monthly meeting on Monay, Feb. 9, at the town hall building. Following the approval of financials and claims and meeting minutes from January, the council heard from Roosevelt County Commissioner Gordon Oelkers about plans to develop and improve the Culbertson Readiness Center and vehicle maintenance shop on Broadway Avenue. No motions were raised.

Losing QMB (Qualified Medicare Beneficiary) status can feel alarming, but you still have options. Here’s a clear breakdown of what typically happens next in Montana and what you can do right away. What QMB Ending Usually Means QMB helps pay: • Medicare Part A & B premiums • Deductibles • Coinsurance • Copays If you received a notice that your QMB is ending, it usually

Women passionate about agriculture and rural communities gained skills and resources during Montana Farmers Union’s Eastern Montana Women’s Conference held Jan. 31-Feb. 1 in Sidney. The conference is one of two women’s conferences offered by MFU and serves as an opportunity for women to connect with each other and resources through hands-on workshops, inspiring keynote speakers, locally

Government lawyers told Judge John Johnston that Orozco represented a flight risk at Monday’s hearing, though they did not give a reason. A date for the next hearing in the case has yet to be announced. Orozco’s oldest son, Roberto Orozco-Lazcano, told this newspaper that his family appreciates the ongoing support from the Froid and wider communities. “We want to thank all the people who

As we observe national Through with Chew Week (Feb. 15–21), Roosevelt County Health Department is highlighting a positive trend in our state: the vast majority of Montanans are choosing to live tobacco- and nicotine- free. While the tobacco industry often makes these products seem like a common part of Montana life, the data tells a different story. Currently, only 6 percent of Montana adults use

bypass sits on federal land, is outside of the irrigation district’s boundaries and was built with federal funding. He said his bill will provide financial certainly for area growers and property owners. He added that local partners should not be left “holding the bag.” Downing said the bill will maintain crop production while also protecting the unique native pallid sturgeon. The