This year’s annual Governor’s Conference on Aging conference will be held Oct. 3-4 at the Holiday Inn Convention Center in Great Falls. The annual conference was created in 1968. This mission is to offer information and education to our older citizens, their families and caregivers. Attendees include the elderly, persons with disabilities and caregivers. The conferences cover topics relevant

Youth across Montana who would like to enroll in Montana 4-H are invited to do so during the month of October. Montana 4-H is the youth development program of Montana State University Extension. It offers a range of choices and opportunities for youth to learn and grow, such as cooking or sewing, learning about conservation and robotics or raising an animal, while instilling employable life skills.

The Montana Department of Transportation and Knife River completed concrete work on sidewalks and driveways last week. This week, crews will install signage throughout the project area in Culbertson, along with conducting general clean-up activities. Work will occur Monday through Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. All lanes have reopened on U.S. Highway 2, and width restrictions have been

The Bainville Town Council passed a resolution adopting the budget for Fiscal Year 2023-24 at the Sept. 11 regular meeting. A resolution was also passed increasing solid waste rates. A public hearing has been set Oct. 9 to discuss the rate increases. During the public comment period, an attendee requested that extra agenda packets be printed and prepared for visitors. Clerk Mary Rathbun said

Four candidates for chairman are among the individuals who have filed for this year’s Fort Peck’s tribal executive board. Seeking the position of chairman are current chairman Floyd Azure, former chairman John Morales, Barry Bighorn Sr. and current TEB member Justin Gray Hawk Sr. Filing for vice chair are current vice chair Charles Headdress and current TEB member Patricia “Patt” Iron

The Roosevelt County Commissioners rejected a lone bid for three lots during a meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 12. The bid was $200 for three lots. The lots are located on East Edgar Street and First Avenue South. Commissioners Gordon Oelkers and Robert Toavs rejected the bid because of the low figure and that the bid was received late. Toavs noted that the bid would mean less than $68 a lot. Toavs