Twice daily at 900 locations around the world, scientists and researchers launch weather balloons as high as 30 miles into Earth’s atmosphere, providing meteorologists and weather prognosticators the data necessary to forecast conditions on the ground for several days at a time. Now, thanks to groundbased tools developed by a Montana State University researcher, those data can be updated

Eager spellers took part in the Roosevelt County Spelling Bee held in Froid on Thursday, Feb. 27. Keane DeJano of Brockton came away with top honors from the spelling bee. He advances to the state competition scheduled in Bozeman on Saturday, March 22. Gabe Uy of Frontier placed second at the county bee. Liberty Boadle of Poplar took third place honors. Bainville’s Mark Tholborn earned

After listening to three Reimagining Rural presentations, Wolf Point residents shared opinions about different avenues that the community could pursue to improve the city. On a survey done at the meeting held at the Wolf Point Elks Event Center, the top three listed items were fixing abandoned houses, having music or art in the park and having a monthly clean-up town today called “Take Action