Roosevelt County voters will decide on two issues during the primary election after commissioners unanimously approved resolutions during a meeting Tuesday, Jan. 16. One question regards conducting a local government review and establishing a study commission to perform the review. The state’s constitution requires that each unit of local government must conduct such an election every 10 years.

The Bainville Town Council held its regular meeting Jan. 8. During the public comment period, David Norton asked if the cemetery road was a part of the town and if the name of the road was changed. Council members explained that the road is part of the town now and it did not have to change names. Norton also asked how much it costs the town to have a curb stop repaired and whether town policies have

The Culbertson School Board accepted the resignations of Logan Nickoloff (effective at the end of the school year) and Christian Damm during its monthly meeting held on Tuesday, Jan. 16. Hired for the 2024-2025 school year were April Wills, Victoria Obergfell and Shannon O’Brien. Eddie Morris was hired as a guest teacher. Trustees discussed the possibility of putting Culbertson’s old

Following last week’s record-setting cold, the region has been experiencing hazardous road conditions, including a layer of ice under recent snowfall, as well as freezing fog and hoarfrost limiting visibility. Mail delivery along U.S. Highway 2 was delayed on Jan. 22. National Weather Service Glasgow meteorologist Ruth Ebert reported that conditions have been more severe on the west side

The U.S. Attorney’s Office was consulted on Jan. 10, regarding a letter from Roosevelt County Attorney Janet Christoffersen. The letter featured information that was provided to her, which she determined was Giglio/ Brady material against Fort Peck tribal narcotics officer Jonah Riediger. After reviewing the information, the U.S. Attorney’s Office notified the Fort Peck Tribes Department

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen asked a district court Friday, Jan. 19, to block the Biden administration’s greenhouse gas emissions rule while litigation proceeds. The rule would require states to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles on its roadways to help achieve President Biden’s economy-wide goal of having “net-zero” emissions by 2050. Knudsen filed the lawsuit

Montanans have until March 1 to report the number of each type of livestock they own and to pay the per capita fees set yearly by the Montana Board of Livestock. This is the first year the payment due date has been March 1. The Board of Livestock has also changed per capita fee rates this year. Livestock owners must report and pay for what they own as of February 1, 2024. If you reported

Froid School Jan. 29: Chicken rice casserole, buns, veggies and fruit. Jan. 30: Taco casserole, taco bar, refried beans and fruit. Jan. 31: Shepherd’s pie, buns, veggies and fruit. Feb. 1: Corn dogs, fries, veggies and fruit. *** Culbertson School Jan. 29: Breakfast: Chocolate waffles. Lunch: Chicken nuggets, carrots and mixed fruit. Jan. 30: Breakfast: Bacon, egg and cheese