The Montana Pulse Crop Committee will meet in-person on Thursday, June 8, beginning at 9 a.m. to review budget, grant proposals and address general updates. Meetings will take place in-person at the Sheridan County Courthouse, Bicentennial Room at 100 W. Laurel Ave, in Plentywood, To request more information, email Dani Jones at danielle. jones@mt.gov. The Montana Pulse Crop Committee’s

Wolf Point Mayor Chris Dschaak visited with Roosevelt County commissioners last week regarding the issue of dilapidated buildings and lots in Wolf Point. Dschaak has been having positive meetings with county deputy attorney Thomas Bleicher about developing a memoriam of understanding for cities and the county to work together on building challenges. “I care about the community of Wolf

Bainville town clerk Nikki Rogers has resigned her position, effective May 31. As of June 1, she will be taking a new position as a technical assistance provider for Montana Rural Water Systems in Great Falls. She will work remotely from home, serving area customers around northeast Montana. Rogers told the Community News that she wrestled with the decision. “The decision was an extremely

Culbertson Senior Citizens president Sharon Matney told the Community News that changes following the end of state and federal pandemic funding have left some area residents in a tight spot. New guidelines restrict the group from delivering meals to area seniors. Club members able to attend the in-person congregate meal service will be unaffected, but some of the more isolated, injured or

The Roosevelt County commissioners approved the health department receiving a $35,000 Crisis Coalition Planning Grant from the Montana Healthcare Foundation during its weekly meeting on Tuesday, May 23. “The purpose is to work with Fort Peck Tribes and other community partners to examine existing availability of services for mental health crisis and determine what services are missing so