For Keira Stentoft the Roosevelt County Fair is more than just a week of showing livestock, it’s the result of months of hard work, early mornings, late nights and time spent caring for animals she enjoys raising. The 17-year-old Froid FFA member will exhibit a steer, a pig and two goats at this year’s fair. While she’s been a member of FFA since eighth grade, her love of showing livestock

After being part of the Northwest Parks Convoy by the Military Vehicle Preservation Association in 2022, Rick Eades of Curtis, Wash., came up with a great idea. He wanted such a military vehicle convoy to travel the Lewis and Clark trail. On Wednesday, July 28, Wolf Point residents witnessed the success of Eades’ idea as the about 50 vehicle convoy went through and stopped in the community.

Ask Bainville Mayor Toby Romo what he’s most proud of after five years in office, and he won’t point to a single project or ribbon cutting. Instead, he’ll talk about the people. “When people who grew up here see pictures of Bainville now, they’ll tell us how proud they are of their hometown,” Romo said. “Those are really rewarding moments.” Since taking office in 2021, Romo