TERRY — The landman who knocked on Rolane Christofferson’s door in 2018 didn’t have to give her a hard sell on the compatibility of wind farms and cattle, or how she would adapt to hosting a structure on her property taller than Montana’s tallest building, the 20-story First Interstate Bank Center in Billings. Christofferson’s challenges cast longer shadows. The bills for her mother’s

Roosevelt County commissioners took an active role at the county fair in Culbertson on Thursday. (Left photo) Commissioners Robert Toavs (left) and Doug Marottek prepare the corn for the annual free corn feed. (Right photo) Commissioner Gordon Oelkers presents his commissioners’ award to Bainville’s Parker Berwick for his 4-H project. (Photos by Bill Vander Weele, Submitted)

The Wolf Point School District’s administration office officials are in the process of moving back to the building on Fourth Avenue South and Benton Street. The building has been used by the Montana Highway Patrol during the past several years after school administration changed locations. Wolf Point Superintendent of Schools Dr. David Perkins said early last week that the goal was for staff

Southside Elementary School has a new leader as the school year begins in Wolf Point on Monday, Aug. 18. Brandi Burshia was hired as the school’s new principal during a school board meeting during June. Former school principal Tara Thomas is now the junior high principal. “I’m excited to begin a new journey and work back in the school district where I started,” Burshia said. She

Southside Elementary (PK-2) 415 4th Avenue South - 406-653-1480 Northside Elementary (3-5) 710 4th Avenue North - 406-653-1653 Junior High/High School (6-12) 213 6th Avenue South - 406-653-1200 ENROLLMENT INFORMATION – You must enroll with the secretary at the school building your child will be attending. Documents needed for registration are: birth certificate; proof of immunization (see immunization