Three bids were received for a project during a special meeting by Roosevelt County commissioners held on Thursday, Feb. 22. The project is for a slab replacement on County Road 2031, which is located between Wolf Point and Scobey about a quarter mile from the Roosevelt County and Daniels County border. John Bach of Interstate Engineering opened the bids during the meeting. The bids

We would like to, first of all, say we appreciate the work that Janet Christoffersen performed as Roosevelt County Attorney. When the county needed someone to take over the position, she was willing to step up and help her native county. She got the office back on the right course during a challenging period. However, we wonder if she should withdraw her candidacy for district judge. She filed

A court hearing has been set for May 22 regarding the road dispute between Lynn Labatte and Roosevelt County. During a meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 20, Labatte noted that closing Road 1018 at the T going north-south to 2058 would eliminate traffic going to his residence. Labatte is seeking the county to desist from further proceedings with the road. The argument is that the county didn’t follow

U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development in Montana acting State Director Jake Ceartin announced last week an investment of $8.1 million to upgrade and improve critical water infrastructure in four Montana counties, cities, towns and sewer districts including the City of Wolf Point. “Water infrastructure is essential for delivering safe, reliable, clean water to residents across Montana,

Rep. Matt Rosendale filed to run for re-election in his U.S House seat Saturday, Feb. 24, after suspending a shortlived campaign for Senate earlier this month. A spokesperson for the campaign in a request for comment on the decision to run said the Congressman should have an announcement soon, but is currently working with colleagues on the impending deadline to fund the federal government next

U.S. Attorney Jesse Laslovich for the District of Montana and the Federal Bureau of Investigation Salt Lake City Field Office is alerting the public about a nationwide scam to trick individuals into paying cryptocurrency to lift fake, non-existent arrest warrants. Targets of the scam receive phone calls or forged court documents stating that they are being investigated for Payroll Protection

Wolf Point native Jewel Olson ran to two individual conference championships during the North Star Athletic Association’s indoor track meet on Sunday, Feb. 18. Olson, a junior at Dickinson State University, finished first in the 200-meter dash with a time of 25.63 seconds and first in the 400 with a time of 58.86 seconds. She was also a member of the winning 1600-meter relay team. It was