For the past three years, Froid/ Lake’s ’s joyful face has been in the spotlight at the Class C state track and field meet. Thanks to the opportunity offered by the Montana High School Association, students with developmental disabilities can compete in the Unified division in a 400-meter relay, 100-meter dash, shot put and long jump at the state event. “There’s nothing like the Unified

A new weapon to decrease crime in Roosevelt County has been added recently on the county’s east end. Bjorn, a 1-year-old canine, has made the move to eastern Montana and will work with Roosevelt County Sheriff Office’s deputy Russ Corbell. Corbell, who has been a member of the sheriff’s office since 2020, attended canine handler school in Bozeman during May. It was there that he had

In Montana House District 29, Republican incumbent Valerie Moore won with 62 percent of the vote compared to challenger Linda Harmon’s 38 percent during the primary election on Tuesday, June 2. Moore in a prior interview told this newspaper, “The reason I ran was to truly represent northeastern Montana. To bring a voice for all of you……not a faction, not party bosses and certainly not

As chief financial o_cer for Roosevelt Medical Center, Jennifer Kessner didn’t wear a stethoscope or treat sick patients. But her work kept the lights on, the equipment updated, the payroll steady, and the doors open in a community where the hospital is more than a building - its a lifeline to all. After 16 years of balancing budgets, ensuring fiscal compliance, coordinating audits and wrestling

Roosevelt County students enjoyed coming together with the five-county regional 4-H camp. Roosevelt County counselor Tenley Berwick helped with seven other youth leaders to help organize, plan and create the camp fun. The theme this year was “Celebrate the 250th. “ Some of the workshops they learned about were creating barn quilts, making metal bracelets, STEM learning labs, whirligigs, nail-tin