Bainville School will hold homecoming activities throughout the week. On Thursday, Sept. 11, students are urged to take part in 90’s Grunge Day by wearing holey jeans, big T-shirts and flannels. Bulldog Pride Day is Friday, Sept. 12, where high school and junior high students wear class shirts. Elementary students can wear their best Bulldog gear. A parade on Main Street starts at

Taylor Douglas Nygard is facing the felony charge of criminal mischief and misdemeanor charge of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle after allegedly driving a front end loader owned by Roosevelt County on July 22. According to court documents, deputies received a call from a county commissioner that a front end loader, valued at $75,000, was missing and presumed stolen. It was last known

The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 86 calls during Sept. 1-8, including the following: Sept. 1 Deputies assisted Wolf Point Police regarding an adult male who came into the sheriff’s office and said his wallet was stolen the night before at the Waterhole. Wolf Point police arrested a female. Deputies assisted the Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice at TJ’s Quik

Theodore James Crowe is facing three charges including the felony count of assault of a peace officer after an incident in Culbertson on Aug. 27. Misdemeanor charges are assault and disorderly conduct. According to court documents, deputies went to Culbertson after a report of a male running around chasing cars on Broadway Avenue near the county building. Deputies found Crowe laying near

Fishing for Chinook salmon on Fort Peck Reservoir this summer has been a very popular activity. This is the only Chinook salmon fishery in Montana, so anglers travel from near and far in hopes of hooking up with one of these unique fish. Salmon were first introduced into Fort Peck Reservoir in 1983. Due to the abundance of their preferred forage fish — cisco — salmon have shown excellent

Hunting season is underway and it’s still fire season. The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation urges hunters and recreationists to take extra precaution to prevent human- caused wildfires. Even a small warming fire can quickly ignite the next wildfire if left unattended or not fully extinguished. Each year, firefighters respond to wildfires sparked by seemingly small

The Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board voted in favor of a motion to request the Fort Peck Housing Authority to rehire Louella Contreras Douglas as the housing director during its meeting on Monday, Sept. 8. Voting in favor of the motion were seven board members including Ben Johnson, Lawrence Hamilton, Wayne Martell, Marva Chapman, Jestin Dupree, Rita Weeks and Dana Buckles. Four directors