Bainville Senior Profile Martinez Enjoys Role On Bainville’s Teams Bainville High School senior Siena Martinez has become a positive member of the school since transferring to Bainville in the sixth grade. Martinez says she likes Bainville because it’s a tight-knit community. She played volleyball for the Bulldogs for four seasons and was a strong contributer in her role as a

Bainville Senior Profile Wilson Succeeds In Variety Of Activities For Bulldogs Bainville High School senior Rowan Wilson has earned honors in both athletics and other activities during his busy last four years. The three-sport athlete is also involved in Business Professionals of America, FFA and National Honor Society. Wilson has qualified for the national BPA conference in the last

Members of the Culbertson High School choir sing two numbers during the District 12 music festival held in Poplar on Friday, April 17. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Montana state Sen. Jonathan Windy Boy is dropping out of the race for the 2nd Congressional District and has been asked to resign from his position in the Legislature due to allegations of sexual abuse, according to the chairwoman of the Montana Democratic Party. Montana Democratic Party Chair Shannon O’Brien would not disclose details about allegations, including when the alleged abuse took

Officers with the Culbertson Area Community Foundation presented a check to Culbertson Library staff April 13. Staff members said they are planning to use the $5,000 for the Summer Reading Program. For more information about the Culbertson Area Community Foundation, talk to president Courtney Forbregd, vice president Tessa Rumsey or secretary/treasurer Amber Fox or visit mtcf.org/local-cfs/ culberston-area-community-foundation.

Janelle Ator and daughter Ashtyn (not pictured) were on hand at the vendor sale at the old armory in Culbertson April 18. The Ators were helping with a meal/ bake sale to raise funds for six students who qualified for Business Professionals of America nationals competition in Nashville, Tenn., next month. Donations are welcome and can be dropped off at the school. (Photo by James Walling)

There’s a new aquatic invasive species on the watch-list for boaters looking to enter Montana waterways this year. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks announced on Wednesday, April 15, that golden mussels have been added to the state’s invasive species list, which prohibits the possession and transport of the creature in the state. The species comes from Eastern Asia and was first identified