05 March 2026

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Raaum Keeps Busy in  Pep Band, Working

Raaum Keeps Busy in Pep Band, Working


Culbertson High School senior Gavin Raaum has been a solid member of the school’s pep band throughout the years. He has played the tuba since the sixth grade. He also plays the sousaphone. In addition, Raaum has performed in several music festivals. “It’s gone all right,” he said of the festivals. Recently, he was picked for the District 12 honor band and choir festival held in Glasgow.

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Locals Pack Fundraiser For Orozco Family

Locals Pack Fundraiser For Orozco Family


Well over 300 people attended a fundraiser in Froid Feb. 28 for the family of Roberto Orozco-Ramirez, who has been detained on a charge of illegal reentry since he surrendered to authorities Jan. 25. Fundraising efforts exceeded expectations as people poured into the tiny community from around the state and region. Organizer Keith Nordlund told the Community News that most participants were

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FFA Students Earn Honors At FFA Meet

FFA Students Earn Honors At FFA Meet


Area FFA programs competed at the ag sales and floriculture meet in Lambert on Monday, Feb. 23. In the individual rankings, Culbertson’s Felixe Becker took fourth and Ivy Colvin placed seventh. Calvin Steppler took 18th and Catherine Donaldson was 20th. Bainville’s Lane Giese and Rowan Wilson tied for 10th place. Scarlet Mahoney was 16th and Parker Berwick took 26th. Froid’s Lily

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Windy Boy Joins U.S. Rep. Race

Windy Boy Joins U.S. Rep. Race


Montana state Sen. Jonathan Windy Boy, D-Box Elder, announced on Tuesday, Feb. 24, he is joining the race for Montana’s eastern congressional district for the chance to run against incumbent Republican U.S. Rep. Troy Downing. In a press release announcing his candidacy, Windy Boy said he would bring leadership grounded in experience, effectiveness and a deep understanding of the state’s

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House Candidate Makes Stops In County

House Candidate Makes Stops In County


Brian Miller, one of three Democrats seeking the U.S. representative position for Montana’s eastern district, visited with area voters during a trip to Roosevelt County last week. Miller said he enjoyed his time with the Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board on Wednesday, Feb. 25. “It was great getting to meet the chairman and the other folks. They shared their concerns.” He explained the