New fiction titles at the Culbertson Public Library for July include Ghost Town by Perrotta, The Secret Lives of Murderer’s Wives by Elizabeth Arnott, A Far Flung Life by M.L. Stedman, Emily Eilde’s Map of the Otherlands by Heather Fawcett, Just the Nicest Couple by Mary Kubica, Songs of the Dead by Brandon Sanderson, The Raven at the Ash Door by K.A. Linde, Deep Water by Stuart

Migratory bird hunters can now purchase an e-stamp version of the Federal Duck Stamp. The e-stamp, or Electronic Federal Duck Stamp, is a digital version of the traditional Federal Duck Stamp required for hunting migratory waterfowl in the United States. The e-stamp provides digital proof of purchase that allows you to hunt migratory birds, just like the physical Duck Stamp, and is valid until

Working Past 65? Here’s How Medicare Fits In Many adults choose to work past age 65 or are covered by a spouse’s employer insurance which raises important questions about how Medicare works alongside group health plans. The good news is you have options and understanding them can help you avoid gaps in coverage or costly late penalties. If you’re still working and have health coverage

Roosevelt County residents gathered throughout May to celebrate Older Americans Month with a variety of informative and engaging activities designed to promote healthy living, lifelong learning, and community involvement for adults age 60 and older. The month-long celebration featured presentations from local experts on topics including scam prevention, fraud awareness and safety. Mike Leinen

Culbertson June 12: Baked cod, baby bakers, vegetables and dessert. June 16: Pork roast, mashed potatoes, vegetables and dessert. June 19: Stu_ed peppers, french fries and dessert. *** Bainville June 11: Marinated pork chops, bruschetta and assorted bars. June 16: Liver and onions, mashed potatoes, gravy, and sour cream raisin pie. June 18: Mexican casserole, fried green tomatoes

The walleye trap netting and egg-taking operation has commenced on Fort Peck Reservoir once again. It’s been an interesting start to the season with the weather. One day, it’s unseasonably warm and, the next day, it’s cold with snow. And, of course, wind has held us back from moving some of our equipment. Compared to last year, lower reservoir elevations have caused us to relocate the

Culbertson School April 20: Breakfast: Hot chocolate pancakes and fruit. Lunch: Chicken caesar salads, fruit and vegetables. April 21: Breakfast: French toast sticks and fruit. Lunch: Ravioli, bread sticks, fruit and vegetables. April 22: Breakfast: Donuts, eggs, ham and fruits. Lunch: Finger steaks, mac-n-cheese, fruits and vegetables. April 23: Breakfast: Breakfast sandwiches and fruits.

Culbertson School April 13: Breakfast: Biscuits and gravy and fruit. Lunch: Cheeseburgers, chips, fruit and vegetables. April 14: Breakfast: Breakfast sandwiches and fruit. Lunch: Chicken tortellini, fruit and vegetables. April 15: Breakfast: Eggs benedict and fruits. Lunch: Meatball subs, fruits and vegetables. April 16: Breakfast: Cinnamon rolls and fruits. Lunch: Fried chicken, mashed