The Post #49 Bulls came away with two victories during American Legion baseball action in Wolf Point on Wednesday, June 30. After the Bulls cruised to a 20-0 victory in the first game of the double-header, the second contest was a battle with the Bulls scoring five runs in the top of the seventh for a 14-10 win. Trailing by a 10-8 margin, the Bulls got a run closer when Braeden Romo was hit

As the 4th of July approaches this Sunday, it is an important time to use common sense. Roosevelt County is currently under a burn ban, which means that burn permits will not be issued. This includes the use of burn barrels. Small backyard fires (in a fire ring) and barbecues are okay. Roosevelt County Fire Warden Mike Olson told the Northern Plains Independent, “On the subject of fireworks,

Shayne Dollarhide has joined Roosevelt Medical Center’s medical team as the new radiology supervisor. She has over 41 years of experience and is licensed in computerized tomography, mammography and X-ray and has also worked in transcription, performed magnetic resonance imaging and bone density Dexa scans. “I have always enjoyed working in small communities. I think people appreciate a

Larry Crowder gives a simple reason why he is willing to serve another term as Culbertson’s mayor. “In the first term, I did a lot of learning,” Crowder said. “In the second term, I will still be learning but not as much.” Crowder is the only person who filed for mayor in this year’s election. The Culbertson superintendent of schools felt that working with city finances would

Culbertson swimming pool assistant manager Clayton Marchwick told the Community News that spots for swimming lessons remain open, as do aerobics and lap swim periods at the pool. According to Marchwick, the pool will continue to operate on a posted schedule through July, with open swim held daily from 1 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Lap swim is held before and after open swim periods on Tuesdays