To keep the program going strong, the Culbertson FFA Alumni Association held a steak feed in conjunction with the Culbertson and Bainville basketball games on Friday, Dec. 9. Bridger Featherston, president of the association, explained the group holds steak feeds at a couple of basketball contests and during the county fair each year. The funds are utilized to provide scholarships for Culbertson

The Froid FFA program came away with first-place honors from the district floriculture competition held in Lambert on Monday, Dec. 4. Members of the first-place team were Kaylee Olson, Carolyne Christoffersen, Addison Elvsaas and Cian Logan. There were 42 teams at the meet. Olson took first and Christoffersen placed second in the individual standings. Elvsaas was seventh and Logan took 10th.

Senior Profile Despite Cold, Guzman Enjoys Life In Culbertson Culbertson High School senior Jesus Guzman, who transferred from Texas, has enjoyed most of his time at his new school. He just wasn’t real impressed with the extremely cold temperatures last week. “I don’t know where to start,” Guzman said of the weather. “It’s very cold. I’m trying to keep warm. I’ve never

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen is warning Montanans of scammers attempting to obtain personal information from unsuspecting individuals over the phone by claiming to be law enforcement officials. The fraudsters are disguising their phone number, so on caller ID it appears the number is coming from a legitimate law enforcement office, which is also referred to as “spoofing.” Once

It may not have been the coldest November on record, it just felt like that. Even though the extended cold spell did not set many daily records, cumulatively, it was notable because the cold just lingered. And lingered. Just because it wasn’t like the November of 1985 is literally cold comfort to most Montanans. November 1985 put Montana into the middle of a deep freeze for the month, where