The Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) is advising health care providers to continue offering preventive immunizations against Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) for infants and young children through April 30. In accordance with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommendations, these steps are being taken to address disease trends currently observed in Montana

Great Northern Development Corporation has been awarded $65,000 through the Montana Department of Commerce’s Opportunities for Rural Economies Development Organization Capacity Building Grant Program. The funding is part of a more than $700,000 investment distributed to 17 economic development organizations across Montana, aimed at strengthening local capacity to support businesses, expand

The Roosevelt County commissioners read a notice during their weekly meeting on Tuesday, March 10, regarding the lack of a need for a primary election as far as county offices this year. Tracy Miranda, election administrator, wrote, that pursuant to 13-14115 (2) (a), “I hereby declare that it is not necessary to hold a non-partisan primary election for the county offices of county commissioner-district

Students from Culbertson, Bainville and Froid all enjoyed success at the state Business Professionals of America conference held last week. Culbertson’s Felixe Becker earned second-place honors in digital media production. Ayden Ator placed second in SQL database and eighth in network administration. Ivy Colvin placed second in Linux operating system and seventh in health administration

Locals Shine In Cinderella Actor/directors Rosie Allenson and Cody Landmichi and the Missoula Children’s Theatre led a cast of local kids in two performances of Cinderella, adapted by Jim Caron, March 13 at the old armory building on Broadway Avenue in Culbertson. Vicki Grimsrud provided ace accompaniment. Baylour Hagadone, Gauge Smith, Kynzie Smith and Abby Sager were assistant directors.

The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 98 calls from March 9-16. The calls included the following: March 9 A male walked into the sheriff’s office to report a possible fraud call. The caller wanted $1,000 and made threats. Law enforcement suggested he block the number. Deputies responded to B& S Quik Stop in Brockton where it was reported that someone had stolen checks