Paul Finnicum Sr. replaced damaged lettering on the sign above the hardware store on Broadway Avenue in Culbertson Sunday, June 30. (Photo by James Walling)

A cherished Culbertson School teacher, Miss Joy Kippen, visited with former student Tom Nelson, 90, at his home in Culbertson on Sunday. Kippen taught Nelson, a middle schooler at the time, during the 1947/48 school year. She was 21 years old when she came to Roosevelt County. Kippen made an impact on several area students and provided a namesake for Joy Finnicum Johnson, who told the Community

Montana high school students and recent graduates from the far northwestern town of Eureka to the southeastern town of Hysham and many points in between visited Montana State University last week to observe teachers interacting with middle school students, learn about campus resources and build connections with their peers. The students, who are interested in pursuing careers in education,

during the first two innings, the Reds exploded for 11 runs in the third inning. Kline Fossum had two hits in the victory. Orozco scored three times. Adding two runs each were Aasheim, Fossum, Ator and Marottek. Orozco pitched four innings for the victory. He allowed only one hit and struck-out five batters. Scobey placed third in the tournament held in Plentywood.

A group of Bainville High School students recently returned after a trip of learning opportunities that included stops in New York, Boston and Washington, D.C. The seven students enjoying the experience through the Educational Tours included Elsie Wilson, Chandi Johnson, Kaiden Holmes, Addison Hansen, Hailey Berwick, Tally Berwick and Haedyn Wills. Parent Kylie Johnston accompanied the students.

The Bainville group outside of the White House during their trip this month. Group members include (from left) April Wills, Kaiden Holmes, Tally Berwick, Hailey Berwick, Chandi Johnson, Addison Hansen, Elsie Wilson, Haedyn Wills and Kylie Johnston. (Photo submitted)