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Lustre Girls Down Dodson In Conference Game

Lustre Christian’s girls outscored Dodson to earn a 48-42 league victory on Saturday, Feb. 13. The Lions took a 27-21 halftime advantage and held a 40-36 lead after three quarters of action. Alexa Reddig accounted for 25 of Lustre’s points. Aubri Holzrichter also reached double figures with 10 points. Rounding out Lustre’s scoring were Tiara Whitmus with seven, Grace Brown with

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Posted on February 18, 2021

to conduct an off-site medical ….

to conduct an off-site medical clinic. Tremendous amounts of planning and expertise are required to serve the public efficiently. Roosevelt County and Fort Peck residents are fortunate to have dedicated people working hard to bring them the COVID vaccine. One bright bit of information came last week when the Centers for Disease Control released guidance saying that people who have been in close

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MSU Extension Discusses Federal, Montana Earned Income Tax Credits

According to Montana State University Extension, some Montanans can qualify for state and federal tax credits that may provide funds for working families with children. Marsha Goetting, MSU Extension family economics specialist, said Montanans should look into the earned income tax credit, the federal government’s largest program for helping working Americans. Created in 1975, the EITC is

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Posted on February 18, 2021

Francine Iceman

Francine Iceman died Feb. 13, 2021, in Billings. Funeral services are pending at this time. Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel was entrusted with the arrangements.

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Francine Iceman

Francine Iceman died Feb. 13, 2021, in Billings. Funeral services are pending at this time. Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel was entrusted with the arrangements.

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Between The Bookends

New books for February at the Culbertson Public Library include the following titles: The Push, by Ashley Aurain; The Children’s Blizard, Melanie Benjamin; The Lost Manuscript, Cathy Bonidan; Stuff You Should Know, Josh Clark; Admission, July Buxbaum; Waiting For The Night Song, Julie C. Dalton; The Butterfly House, Katrine Engberg; The Tenant, Katrine Engberg; World Without End and

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11 February 2021

Smith’s COOL Proposal Receives Support

A bill being sponsored by Rep. Frank Smith, D-Poplar, is receiving support from the Montana Farmers Union. The proposal seeks to require a placard of County of Origin on beef or pork products. Information on beef and pork products will include “Born, raised and processed in the USA.” A letter from the Montana Farmers Union notes, “Many consumers may be fine buying imported beef, and that

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Posted on February 11, 2021

Mayor Signs Optimist Day Proclamation

Wolf Point Mayor Chris Dschaak recently signed a proclamation to designate Thursday, Feb. 4, as Optimist Day. The proclamation includes, “Volunteers working with young people who are our joy of today and are our hope for tomorrow, are exuberant representatives of the potential to be reached and dreams to come true. They are also unbounded in their enthusiasm to use their talents, skills and

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Schmidt Pleased With Poplar’s Improvements

Dan Schmidt is serving his third year as the Poplar superintendent of schools. He is pleased with the progress that the school district has made during this time, but he notes that it’s because of many people’s hard work that success has been achieved. “We continue to sit down and have some very civil conversations about what they like to see for education in Poplar,” Schmidt said of his

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Commissioners Approve Roads Building, Fyfe Transfers To Attorney’s Office

The Roosevelt County commissioners held their regular meeting Tuesday, Feb. 9. The commissioners approved Erika Fyfe for transfer to the county attorney’s office. She was formerly an employee with the clerk of court. Fyfe will be replacing Donna Reum, who will retire Sept. 30. Fyfe’s start date will be March 1. A task order was approved for the new road department shop complex building. The

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Lustre Girls Down Dodson In Conference Game

Lustre Girls Down Dodson In Conference Game

to conduct an off-site medical ….

to conduct an off-site medical ….

MSU Extension Discusses Federal, Montana Earned Income Tax Credits

MSU Extension Discusses Federal, Montana Earned Income Tax Credits

Francine Iceman

Francine Iceman

Between The Bookends

Between The Bookends

Obituaries

Obituaries

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Smith’s COOL Proposal Receives Support

Smith’s COOL Proposal Receives Support

Mayor Signs Optimist Day Proclamation

Mayor Signs Optimist Day Proclamation

Schmidt Pleased With Poplar’s Improvements

Schmidt Pleased With Poplar’s Improvements

Commissioners Approve Roads Building, Fyfe Transfers To Attorney’s Office

Commissioners Approve Roads Building, Fyfe Transfers To Attorney’s Office

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