10 February 2022

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County Approve Cattle Guards Resolution

County Approve Cattle Guards Resolution


After some concerns were expressed, Roosevelt County Commissioners approved a new resolution regarding cattle guards and the installation of cattle guards. Requirements will include landowners providing a map of affected area to county, an approved encroachment permit and that cattle guards be designed and installed to accommodate H-20 loadings with concrete footings. All costs of furnishing,

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Culbertson Hosts Science Fair

Culbertson Hosts Science Fair


Culbertson School District hosted their annual science fair Thursday, Feb 3. The community was invited to view the entrants’ work at the elementary building in the evening from 6 to 7 p.m. Harper Anderson told the Community News that her experiment showed local water tested better than purchased bottled water. “I tested the pH level of the town water and Dasani bottled water,”

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Red Hawks Defeat Culbertson

Red Hawks Defeat Culbertson


The Froid/Lake boys’ basketball team earned a large lead in the first quarter and won at Culbertson by a 60-27 final on Friday, Feb. 4. The Red Hawks took a 26-6 lead during the first quarter of play. Mason Dethman scored 10 points and Javonne Nesbit added eight points in the quarter. Froid/Lake increased the margin to 41-8 in the second quarter. Brett Stentoft tallied five points in the

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Cowgirls Hold Off Froid/Lake, 45-40

Cowgirls Hold Off Froid/Lake, 45-40


The Culbertson Cowgirls fought off Froid/Lake, 45-40, in conference action held on Friday, Feb. 4. Ahead 12-8 at the end of the first quarter, the Cowgirls increased their advantage to 23-12 in the second quarter. The Red Hawks scored 15 points in the third quarter to get back into the contest at 30-27 during the third quarter. Megan Granbois led the Cowgirls with 19 points. Destiny

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Office Of Consumer Protection Prevents  Montanans From Losing $1.3 Million

Office Of Consumer Protection Prevents Montanans From Losing $1.3 Million


Attorney General Austin Knudsen is encouraging Montanans to be aware of scammers trying to take advantage of them as the Department of Justice’s Office of Consumer Protection fielded 945 scam complaints and successfully saved Montanans from losing more than $1.3 million in 2021. In 2021, OCP recovered $869,600 for Montanans who were victimized by scammers and prevented consumers who called