14 March 2024

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Evans Promoted For Highway Patrol

Evans Promoted For Highway Patrol


Montana Highway Patrol trooper T’Elle Evans is continuing to do what she wants to do and exactly where she wants to perform her duties. The Wolf Point native has recently been promoted to the rank of sergeant. She is now the head of the Wolf Point dispatchment. Evans has served with the highway patrol since February 2019, after being a full-time student and working at the Roosevelt County

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Fertilizer Project To  Create Jobs In Region

Fertilizer Project To Create Jobs In Region


A huge economic project appears headed for Roosevelt County in the near future. The Eastern Montana Fertilizer Project, headed by Cyan H2 LLC., is planned to be constructed 15 miles east of the Fort Peck Reservation and near Culbertson. The project is estimated to cost $1.6 billion. The lone public assistance will come from a loan from the U.S. Department of Energy that will be paid off with

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Diekhans Files For  County Attorney Spot

Diekhans Files For County Attorney Spot


Recently hired Roosevelt County Attorney Theresa Diekhans has filed for the 2024 election to determine the position in the future. Diekhans, who started serving as the county attorney on Feb. 20, said she feels comfortable in the office and Roosevelt County. “It’s northeastern Montana. It’s a beautiful area,” Diekhans said. “But I see the needs too.” She is no stranger to

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Sietsema Seeks Commissioner Position

Sietsema Seeks Commissioner Position


Former Roosevelt County employee Dan Sietsema has filed for the position of Roosevelt County commissioner. The office is currently held by long-time commissioner Gary Macdonald, who is retiring. Sietsema was the second candidate who filed for the position. Dean Mahlum has also filed. Doug Marottek also filed early this week. Sietsema served as the county’s Disaster and Emergency Services

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High Line Apothecary Serves Nashua Area

High Line Apothecary Serves Nashua Area


Marijuana cultivator and medical dispensary owner Carlos Valle moved his wife June and their young family to Glasgow from Huntington Beach, Calif., in 2016. The Valles and their two young children wanted to experience a Montana lifestyle and be closer to relatives already living in the area. Valle soon became known as one of the region’s premier portrait photographers, winning several awards

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