17 November 2022

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Brown Speaks At Veterans Day Assembly

Brown Speaks At Veterans Day Assembly


Sgt. First Class Rick Brown, a Scobey-based career counselor for the Montana Army National Guard, gave the main address at the Culbertson School Veteran’s Day assembly Thursday, Nov. 10. It was titled, A Salute To Our Nation’s Heroes. Brown is a 37-year veteran of the guard. Culbertson is one of the schools he represents as a recruiter, in an area extending from Malta to Bainville. He spoke

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Students Compete In Miles City

Students Compete In Miles City


Culbertson Speech and Drama competitors traveled to Miles City for the Custer County District High School invitational on Saturday, Nov. 12. Coach Jeri Gustafson told the Community News that the team got an early start. “Our CHS Speech & Drama team boarded the bus to Miles City and departed for the CCDHS Invitation at 4:15 a.m.,” Gustafson said. “Although it was an excessively

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RMC Welcomes Family Nurse Practitioner

RMC Welcomes Family Nurse Practitioner


Roosevelt Medical Center has welcomed its newest provider to its medical team. Michael Madden, a family nurse practitioner, will join the staff as the second facility provider and will work closely with Zoe Fugere, FNP, and Dr. Steven Shabodaghi, the medical director for RMC. “I am dedicated to meeting the frequently complex needs of rural families. I have a passion for working in a rural

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First Winter Blast Hits Area

First Winter Blast Hits Area


Northeastern Montana and much of the state was hit by its first significant hit of winter last week. The area experienced heavy snow and frigid temperatures starting on Wednesday, Nov. 9. According to the National Weather Service in Glasgow, reported snowfall included 5-6 inches in Wolf Point, 5-6 inches in Poplar and 6-7 inches in Culbertson. Other figures included 11.1 inches in Nashua,

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Clifford Gangstad

Clifford Gangstad


Clifford T. Gangstad, 100, of Billings died Nov. 6, 2022. He was born Aug 31, 1922, on the family homestead near Froid. He was predeceased by his daughter, Lila Gangstad (Peterson); and his wife, Amelia Gangstad (Dorsey). He is survived by his children, Perry Gangstad, Susan Gangstad and Terry Gangstad; six grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Atonement Lutheran Church in Billings on Nov. 12. Internment was at Sunset Memorial Garden Cemetery in Billings.