Average gasoline prices in Montana have fallen 3.4 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.21/g on Monday, March 20, according to Gas-Buddy’s survey of 615 stations in Montana. Prices in Montana are 5.2 cents per gallon lower than a month ago and stand 78.0 cents per gallon lower than a year ago. The national average price of diesel has fallen 5.6 cents in the last week and stands at $4.25

In 2022, 17 agricultural producers across Montana received more than $2.3 million in direct funds through USDA Rural Development’s Value- Added Producer Grant program, which helps businesses generate new products, create, and expand marketing opportunities, and increase overall producer income with the goal of growing local economies in rural and Tribal areas. Montana’s Value Added Producer

Roosevelt County is likely to have at least as active of a relationship with the North East Montana Children’s Advocacy Center and Victim Services than in the past. During a commissioners’ meeting on Tuesday, March 14, County Attorney Janet Christoffersen said the program will work closely with the county attorney’s office and sheriff’s office. “I just wanted you guys to be aware

A bill that would add a yearly fee to all electric vehicles in the state gets one step closer to becoming law. Rep. Denley Loge, R-St. Regis, is sponsoring House Bill 60 which would add an annual fee to all electric vehicles in the state to substitute for Montana’s gas tax. The bill passed the House of Representatives on 92-8 on Jan. 25, and following a second reading vote of 38-12 in

Roosevelt County commissioners voted against a request to abandon County Road 2058 during their weekly meeting on Tuesday, March 14. Commissioner Robert Toavs made the motion not to approve the request. The motion was seconded by commissioner Gary Macdonald and approved unanimously. The request was made by landowner Lynn Labatte for property near Culbertson. Toavs said he understood

During the Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture meeting last week, Wolf Point School activities director Eric Peterson reported that the Eastern C Divisional Basketball Tournament went extremely well March 1-4. “There were a lot of great games,” Peterson said. “The gym was full practically every night.” The school’s concessions were very successful during the four days

The Roosevelt County commissioners approved 18 resolutions to declare the existence of county roads during their weekly meeting on Tuesday, March 7. The approvals of the resolutions came after a public meeting was conducted in Froid. Commissioner Gordon Oelkers said no issues were brought up during the meeting. There were just some comments and questions expressed. County roads covered