Froid’s second-grade students display their holiday spirit by wearing their Rudolph hats. Students are, from left, Joslynn Johnson, Crew Falcon, Avaya Miller, Shae Salvevold and Brooklynn Clark.
(Photo submitted)
Froid’s second-grade students display their holiday spirit by wearing their Rudolph hats. Students are, from left, Joslynn Johnson, Crew Falcon, Avaya Miller, Shae Salvevold and Brooklynn Clark.
(Photo submitted)
Froid’s first-grade students got into the holiday spirit wearing their reindeer glasses. Students are (from left) Jersey Lodahl, Chase Parenteau, Kade Murray and Axel Holt. (Photo submitted)
Froid’s first-grade students got into the holiday spirit wearing their reindeer glasses. Students are (from left) Jersey Lodahl, Chase Parenteau, Kade Murray and Axel Holt. (Photo submitted)
Roosevelt County Attorney Frank Piocos is continuing his investigation whether a county commissioner had a potential conflict of interest when he voted in favor of gravel purchases during a span of several years.
Piocos has interviewed several persons of interest. After receiving an official complaint regarding the matter on Oct. 21, he says he has 90 days to determine whether it’s warranted
Roosevelt County Attorney Frank Piocos is continuing his investigation whether a county commissioner had a potential conflict of interest when he voted in favor of gravel purchases during a span of several years.
Piocos has interviewed several persons of interest. After receiving an official complaint regarding the matter on Oct. 21, he says he has 90 days to determine whether it’s warranted
to pull together an additional citizen group to explore more ways to address issues around hunter access to private land and landowner preferences. The goal for the group will be to provide tangible recommendations FWP and the commission can implement.
Also, with the availability of more federal Pittman-Robertson funds, FWP is exploring a three-fold increase of funding for its access programs.
to pull together an additional citizen group to explore more ways to address issues around hunter access to private land and landowner preferences. The goal for the group will be to provide tangible recommendations FWP and the commission can implement.
Also, with the availability of more federal Pittman-Robertson funds, FWP is exploring a three-fold increase of funding for its access programs.
The colorfully decorated trees inside the lobby of Roosevelt Medical Center, the U.S. Post Office and First Community Bank are more than festive decorations. They symbolize the giving season and the comfort and joy you can provide during a month-long project geared toward enhancing the lives of the residents at RMC.
This year’s goal is to raise $2,500 to cover the cost of purchasing new curtains
The colorfully decorated trees inside the lobby of Roosevelt Medical Center, the U.S. Post Office and First Community Bank are more than festive decorations. They symbolize the giving season and the comfort and joy you can provide during a month-long project geared toward enhancing the lives of the residents at RMC.
This year’s goal is to raise $2,500 to cover the cost of purchasing new curtains
It’s not unusual to see Culbertson High School senior Wyatt Snyder running.
Whether it’s cross country or track season, Snyder is very dedicated to being the best that he can become in those sports.
“It’s pretty fun,” Snyder said of being on the cross-country team. “I like the road trips especially the trip to state.”
This year, Snyder finished 46th at the Class C state meet
It’s not unusual to see Culbertson High School senior Wyatt Snyder running.
Whether it’s cross country or track season, Snyder is very dedicated to being the best that he can become in those sports.
“It’s pretty fun,” Snyder said of being on the cross-country team. “I like the road trips especially the trip to state.”
This year, Snyder finished 46th at the Class C state meet
Angela Miller and the Roosevelt County Fair received awards from the Rocky Mountain Association of Fairs during their convention in Billings Nov. 11. The fair has also been selected for awards at the upcoming International Association of Fairs and Expos convention in San Antonio, Texas, Nov. 29-Dec. 1.
Miller will be attending the IAFE convention and said it offers opportunities to learn and
Angela Miller and the Roosevelt County Fair received awards from the Rocky Mountain Association of Fairs during their convention in Billings Nov. 11. The fair has also been selected for awards at the upcoming International Association of Fairs and Expos convention in San Antonio, Texas, Nov. 29-Dec. 1.
Miller will be attending the IAFE convention and said it offers opportunities to learn and
The company behind the Keystone XL pipeline, TC Energy, is seeking $15 billion in compensation from the United States via a formal request for arbitration. The case will proceed as a legacy NAFTA case, as the trade agreement was in place at the time of initial agreements.
Montana and Texas have also filed suit over the issue, along with 21 other states located along the proposed pipeline route.
The company behind the Keystone XL pipeline, TC Energy, is seeking $15 billion in compensation from the United States via a formal request for arbitration. The case will proceed as a legacy NAFTA case, as the trade agreement was in place at the time of initial agreements.
Montana and Texas have also filed suit over the issue, along with 21 other states located along the proposed pipeline route.
A Christmas-themed vendor showcase is planned in Culbertson Saturday, Dec. 4, in conjunction with a breakfast fundraiser hosted by the Lions and Women’s clubs prior to the event.
The Winter Showcase will start at 10 a.m. at the Old Armory. Attendees are invited to shop local vendors, crafters and artists. The showcase is presented by Culbertson Parks. An afternoon meal will also be served with
A Christmas-themed vendor showcase is planned in Culbertson Saturday, Dec. 4, in conjunction with a breakfast fundraiser hosted by the Lions and Women’s clubs prior to the event.
The Winter Showcase will start at 10 a.m. at the Old Armory. Attendees are invited to shop local vendors, crafters and artists. The showcase is presented by Culbertson Parks. An afternoon meal will also be served with
The deadline for submissions for the Community News’ annual Christmas Greeting Section is Thursday, Dec. 16, at noon. The annual special section will be filled with holiday wishes from area businesses and poetry and letters to Santa from area children. For more information, see the ad on page 2 or call 406-653-2775.
The deadline for submissions for the Community News’ annual Christmas Greeting Section is Thursday, Dec. 16, at noon. The annual special section will be filled with holiday wishes from area businesses and poetry and letters to Santa from area children. For more information, see the ad on page 2 or call 406-653-2775.
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