A.J. Allen, Roosevelt County DUI Task Force coordinator, presented the 2023 DUI Task Force scholarship to recipients Noelle Wilson (left) and Alicyn Ator (right). Both are graduates of Culbertson High School. Wilson plans to attend Kirkwood University her first year, then transfer to MSU-Bozeman. She plans to major in forensic psychology. Ator plans to attend the University of Mary. She intends to

Froid’s students laugh at a memory shared during a speech at their graduation ceremony on Saturday, May 20. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

The following scholarship winners were announced during Culbertson High School’s graduation: Culbertson Group Scholarship: The Culbertson Group was established in 2018 to support and promote athletic activity in the community. In 2018, the group hosted its first annual basketball tournament for grades fourth through 12. Funds raised during the three-day tournament are used to encourage and support

The Bainville Public School graduation ceremony was held at the school gymnasium May 13. Administration and trustees hosting the event included Principal Rhiannon Beery, Superintendent Darin Hannum, Dana Berwick, Christoper Hansen, John Gilligan, Tylaer Traeger and Neil Iversen. The graduating class of 2023 included Adrian Anderson, Roger Butikofer, Kaden Goebel, Maddox Hansen, Jaseph Harob,

Froid High School senior Alyssa Nordlund is already a bit of a small business owner. Last summer, she started selling items out of a food truck that her family created out of an old horse trailer. Her items for sale including cheesy fries, breakfast burritos and slush drinks were a hit at both the Roosevelt County Fair and a barrel race in Wolf Point. She plans to attend additional events