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Britton Enjoys Cheer Squad, Art Class

Froid High School senior Brielle Britton points to cheer as being a positive part of her high school days. “Ever since I was a little girl, I wanted to be a cheerleaader,” Britton said. “I did it for three years and enjoyed every moment despite anything that went wrong.” In fact, one of her favorite fun memories came when she was on the sideline cheering on the Red Hawks. “In

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Britton Enjoys Cheer Squad, Art Class

Froid High School senior Brielle Britton points to cheer as being a positive part of her high school days. “Ever since I was a little girl, I wanted to be a cheerleaader,” Britton said. “I did it for three years and enjoyed every moment despite anything that went wrong.” In fact, one of her favorite fun memories came when she was on the sideline cheering on the Red Hawks. “In

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Posted on April 30, 2026

Bushman, Weinberger Graduate From Academy

Sixty-three new o_cers who will serve in 32 agencies across the state graduated last week from the Montana Law Enforcement Academy within the Montana Department of Justice. MLEA provides basic and advanced training for state, county, city, and tribal law enforcement o_cers throughout the state. “I am incredibly proud of today’s graduates for successfully completing their training at the

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Bushman, Weinberger Graduate From Academy

Sixty-three new o_cers who will serve in 32 agencies across the state graduated last week from the Montana Law Enforcement Academy within the Montana Department of Justice. MLEA provides basic and advanced training for state, county, city, and tribal law enforcement o_cers throughout the state. “I am incredibly proud of today’s graduates for successfully completing their training at the

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Posted on April 30, 2026

Myers Helps Community By Serving As Firefighter

Bainville High School senior Morgan Myers cares about the community, and that shows as she has become a volunteer firefighter at a young age. Myers explains that her parents took her to a fire department meeting, and she became interested in helping out. “I thought it was cool, so I signed up for it,” Myers said. She first became a junior firefighter, which youngsters can do as soon

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Myers Helps Community By Serving As Firefighter

Bainville High School senior Morgan Myers cares about the community, and that shows as she has become a volunteer firefighter at a young age. Myers explains that her parents took her to a fire department meeting, and she became interested in helping out. “I thought it was cool, so I signed up for it,” Myers said. She first became a junior firefighter, which youngsters can do as soon

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Posted on April 30, 2026

School Menus

Wolf Point School May 4: Breakfast: Biscuits and gravy, yogurt and bananas. Lunch: Broccoli beef and rice, romaine salad, fortune cookies and apples. May 5: Breakfast: Mini pancakes, sausages and cantaloupe. Lunch: Tacos in bags, cornbread and mangoes. May 6: Breakfast: Reese Pu cereal, mini chocolate chip mu_ns and bananas. Lunch: Chicken alfredo, carrots, applesauce and salad. May

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Wolf Point School May 4: Breakfast: Biscuits and gravy, yogurt and bananas. Lunch: Broccoli beef and rice, romaine salad, fortune cookies and apples. May 5: Breakfast: Mini pancakes, sausages and cantaloupe. Lunch: Tacos in bags, cornbread and mangoes. May 6: Breakfast: Reese Pu cereal, mini chocolate chip mu_ns and bananas. Lunch: Chicken alfredo, carrots, applesauce and salad. May

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Posted on April 30, 2026

Commissioners Approve Task Orders

Roosevelt County commissioners approved three task orders with Interstate Engineering during their weekly meeting held on Tuesday, April 21. The first task order was regarding a preliminary engineering report for Brockton’s water system. The report will cost a total of $95,000, but a grant covers $90,000 of the project. Another Task order deals with preparing a permit for Picard Pit #2.

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Commissioners Approve Task Orders

Roosevelt County commissioners approved three task orders with Interstate Engineering during their weekly meeting held on Tuesday, April 21. The first task order was regarding a preliminary engineering report for Brockton’s water system. The report will cost a total of $95,000, but a grant covers $90,000 of the project. Another Task order deals with preparing a permit for Picard Pit #2.

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Senior Menus

Wolf Point Congregate Meals April 30: Lasagna, carrots, garlic bread, birthday cake and ice cream. May 5: Beef enchiladas, Spanish rice, refried beans and churros. May 7: Baked ham, sweet potatoes, peas and pie.

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Senior Menus

Wolf Point Congregate Meals April 30: Lasagna, carrots, garlic bread, birthday cake and ice cream. May 5: Beef enchiladas, Spanish rice, refried beans and churros. May 7: Baked ham, sweet potatoes, peas and pie.

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Butikofer Leads On Court

Bainville High School senior Lila Butikofer has enjoyed her time helping the Bulldogs earn athletic accomplishments. Butikofer’s strongest sport was volleyball where she received All-State and All-Conference recognition as a senior. She was an All-Conference selection as a junior. “That sport to me is the most fun,” Butikofer said of volleyball. “You get to challenge yourself mentally

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Butikofer Leads On Court

Bainville High School senior Lila Butikofer has enjoyed her time helping the Bulldogs earn athletic accomplishments. Butikofer’s strongest sport was volleyball where she received All-State and All-Conference recognition as a senior. She was an All-Conference selection as a junior. “That sport to me is the most fun,” Butikofer said of volleyball. “You get to challenge yourself mentally

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Posted on April 30, 2026

It’s A Boy

Sweden Lea Nickels was born on April 22, 2026, at 8 p.m. to Aagustavia Nelson and Jace Nickels of Nashua at Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow. He weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces and was 19 inches long. Grandparents are Ryder and Savanah Nelson of Vida and Jennifer and Brady Dale of Glasgow.

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It’s A Boy

Sweden Lea Nickels was born on April 22, 2026, at 8 p.m. to Aagustavia Nelson and Jace Nickels of Nashua at Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow. He weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces and was 19 inches long. Grandparents are Ryder and Savanah Nelson of Vida and Jennifer and Brady Dale of Glasgow.

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Posted on April 30, 2026

Salvevold Recognized

Jim Salvevold (right) was presented with a commemorative pin and a letter recognizing 35 years of service and membership in Lions Clubs International. Local Lions Club President Tom Beck (left) presented the award to Salvevold earlier this month. (Photo submitted)

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Salvevold Recognized

Jim Salvevold (right) was presented with a commemorative pin and a letter recognizing 35 years of service and membership in Lions Clubs International. Local Lions Club President Tom Beck (left) presented the award to Salvevold earlier this month. (Photo submitted)

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Graduating From Academy

Graduating from Montana’s Law Enforcement Academy last week were Logan Bushman of the Wolf Point Police Department (second from left), and Adam Weinberger of the Roosevelt County Sheri #8217;s O_ce (third from left). Congratulating them are Roosevelt County Sheri 2Jason Frederick (far left), Sheri #8217;s O_ce Lt. Jason Baker (fourth from left) and Frank Baker of the Wolf Point Police Department

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Graduating From Academy

Graduating from Montana’s Law Enforcement Academy last week were Logan Bushman of the Wolf Point Police Department (second from left), and Adam Weinberger of the Roosevelt County Sheri #8217;s O_ce (third from left). Congratulating them are Roosevelt County Sheri 2Jason Frederick (far left), Sheri #8217;s O_ce Lt. Jason Baker (fourth from left) and Frank Baker of the Wolf Point Police Department

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Britton Enjoys Cheer Squad, Art Class

Britton Enjoys Cheer Squad, Art Class

Bushman, Weinberger Graduate From Academy

Bushman, Weinberger Graduate From Academy

Myers Helps Community By Serving As Firefighter

Myers Helps Community By Serving As Firefighter

School Menus

School Menus

Commissioners Approve Task Orders

Commissioners Approve Task Orders

Senior Menus

Senior Menus

Butikofer Leads On Court

Butikofer Leads On Court

It’s A Boy

It’s A Boy

Salvevold Recognized

Salvevold Recognized

Graduating From Academy

Graduating From Academy

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