Roosevelt County reported 13 active COVID cases as of Friday, Jan. 27. There have been 3,942 total cases in the county. Starting in February, Roosevelt County Health Department will be hosting COVID-19 vaccination clinics each Thursday and will be for walk-in or by appointment. The clinics will be open for anyone ages 5 and over. The clinics will be from 9-11 a.m. and 1-4 p.m. and will be in

A gun safety advocacy non-profit founded by former Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords announced the launch of a new chapter in Montana on Wednesday, Jan. 25. According to a press release, Gun Owners for Safety is a coalition of hunters, sport shooters and collectors, have come together to advocate for common sense gun violence prevention laws and promote safety. The Montana chapter

Wolf Point’s wrestlers ended their regular season this past weekend. The boys were at the Malta Invitation and girls at the Cascade mixer and Simms mixer. The girls were in Cascade on Thursday, Jan. 26. Eight grader Jeina Reum went 1-1. She lost a re-match with a girl from Butte High then beat a senior who was at 107 pounds. “Jeina didn’t wrestle well the first match,” Coach Scott Vandall

Wolf Point’s AAU wrestlers competed at the Glasgow Invitational during the weekend. The meet featured 472 participants. Placing for Wolf Point were: Tot Girls Aviana Berglee, first; Ka’Anuhea Villaluz, fourth. Midget Girls Addison Matejovsky, Second. Novice Girls Brayden Bearcub, third; Evelyn Turcotte, fifth; Emmy Matthews, third; Scarlett Brien, second; Brylee Bearcub, first. Schoolgirl

Lustre Christian’s girls’ basketball team lost by a 4122 final at home against Scobey on Tuesday, Jan. 24. The Lions trailed by only a 12-7 margin at the end of the first quarter and were behind 25-12 at the half. Scobey held a 34-18 advantage after three quarters of play. Alexa Reddig accounted for 13 of Lustre’s points. Aubri Holzrichter scored seven and Hannah Brown added two

Glasgow High School athletic director Brenner Flaten has been selected by the Montana Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association as the 2022 Montana Overall AD of the Year. Annually, the MIAAA recognizes an AD of the Year in each of the four Classifications (AA, A, B, and C) as well as an overall selection. The overall AD of the Year is an all-class recognition that is made up of

When Sen. Susan Webber’s relative was digging outside of Browning after the family’s well ran dry, instead of water, she said her ancestor found the unmarked graves of babies. The land they had leased to raise cattle was outside the Holy Family Mission, southeast of Browning. From 1890 to the mid-1930s, the site was one of 18 boarding schools in Montana where Indigenous youth were often taken

The Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame & Western Heritage Center announces their 15th class of inductions into the Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame. The inductees were chosen from a field of candidates nominated by the general public. Inductees are honored for their notable contributions to the history and culture of Montana. “The hall of fame exists to honor those who have made an impact in their