Area holiday events coming up on Saturday include an FFA Feed hosted by FFA alumni at the Culbertson School. Organizers said, “Come and cheer on the Cowgirls and Cowboys and enjoys some cheeseburgers from the FFA.” Meal service begins at 5 p.m. A holiday market is planned for Dec. 16 at the Poplar Cultural Center. Vendors will be on hand with beadwork for sale, star quilts, ledger

Organizers with Ike’s Fishing Pond and Walking Trail in Culbertson are reporting excellent surfaces for ice skating and fishing as of Saturday, Dec. 9. Ken Forbregd said that ice on the pond surface is testing at four inches or better and is currently safe for use. Call 406-480-4795 for more information or visit the group’s Facebook page for upcoming events and activities.

The Montana Department of Transportation and its partners, Sletten Construction and Morrison-Maierle, have replaced seven timber bridges in the Glasgow area during the 2023 construction season. These bridge replacements are part of a broader Timber Bridges – Glasgow Area project, which will replace up to 16 timber bridges in northeastern Montana within three years. “Replacing Montana’s

The Froid Town Council meeting has been rescheduled for Dec. 20 at 6 p.m. The meeting agenda includes the appointment and oaths of council members, discussion of the water tower inspection report, an Arbor Day grant and ARPA project updates. Call 406-766-2202 for more information.

The Montana Association of Counties is considering options after the Montana Supreme Court ordered counties to levy the amount calculated by the state for schools, the full 95 mills, after most county commissions had decided to levy less than that amount. A majority of counties, including Roosevelt, levied 77.9 mills, as opposed to the full 95 mills, as part of a local solution to help homeowners

The Roosevelt County Commissioners have agreed to a memorandum of understanding with the City of Wolf Point to clean up abandoned tax deeded properties in Wolf Point. Wolf Point Mayor Chris Dschaak and Roosevelt County deputy attorney Thomas Bleicher first approached commissioners about the idea in late May. They were pleased with the commissioner’s approval on Tuesday, Nov. 28. Dschaak