16 April 2026

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Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Report

Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Report


The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 105 cases from April 7-13. The calls included: April 7 A deputy came across four large hay bales that came off a truck on Highway 405, County Road 1010 near Froid. The deputy asked the Montana Department of Transportation to remove the bales from the road. Deputies received a report from Bainville regarding fraudulent emails. The deputies

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Poplar Sports Complex Making Steps Forward

Poplar Sports Complex Making Steps Forward


The goal of building a sports complex at Poplar High School is becoming closer to a reality after school officials have seen completion of the design phase. Poplar Superintendent of Schools Keith Erickson said that part of the process took about six months. “Our designer was really good,” Erickson stressed. He explained that the potential track and football complex will be located a

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Area FFA Students Earn State Honors

Area FFA Students Earn State Honors


Area FFA students were honored during the state convention in Great Falls held last week. Students earning state degrees from Culbertson were Logan Berwick, Ayden Ator, Catherine Donaldson, Kaden Featherston, Ian Snyder and Ivy Colvin. Also earning the honor from the area were Lilly Johnson and Cody Olson of Froid, Hailey Berwick, Lila Butikofer, Addison Hansen and Rowan Wilson of Bainville.

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Lions Club Presents Flags To Local First-grade Students

Lions Club Presents Flags To Local First-grade Students


The Wolf Point Lions Club continued its tradition by handing out more than 40 U.S. flags to firstgrade students at Southside Elementary School and Frontier School on Tuesday, April 7. Club president Dave Fyfe and local Lions Club member Erika Fyfe performed the honors of presenting the flags to the young students. The Wolf Point Lions has been involved in the flag program for more than 30

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