The Montana Department of Justice and the Office of Public Instruction have announced that submissions are open for the National Missing Children’s Poster Contest. Montana fifth graders can submit their art in the theme of “Bringing Our Missing Children Home” to help raise awareness of the issue of missing children and have a chance to win a trip to Washington, D.C. A winning Montana poster

Black ice on Highway 2 caused the Dodson High School team to turn around and cancel its game with Lustre on Saturday, Jan. 14. It will be rescheduled Tuesday. Dense fog in the area has been common, especially on Sunday. A power pole broke at the Lustre schools and power was lost from 6 to 7 hours on Thursday while NorVal restored things. A graduate of LCHS in 1969, Linda (Rahn) Siewing died

The Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Department experienced a busy 2022 with a total of 168 calls between city, county and mutual aid responses. “As far as the number of calls, that is a pretty average year for us,” Wolf Point Fire Chief Clint Bushman said. “The unfortunate part of those numbers is that we had more structure calls than we have had in a few previous years.” Bushman remembers

Roosevelt County commissioners took care of beginning of the year business during their meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 3. Commissioners agreed to keep having their regular meetings at 11 a.m. on Tuesdays if county business requires. The weekly agenda will be posted no later than 11 a.m. on Friday. The agendas will be posted on the main hallway bulletin board in the courthouse in Wolf Point and just

The Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede will celebrate its 100th year July 5-8 in Wolf Point, hosted by the Montana Pro Rodeo Circuit 2020 Medium Rodeo of the Year Stampede committee, along with the many dedicated stadium committee and community volunteers. The weekend festivities will start Wednesday, July 5, with a steak fondue at the Big Sky Corral and the Wild Horse Ranch Rodeo, followed by the

Roosevelt County has recently received the first two checks as part of the multi-state settlement holding the nation’s three major pharmaceutical distributors — Cardinal, McKesso and AmerisourceBergen — and Johnson & Johnson accountable for their roles in fueling the national opioid epidemic and the harm it has caused. Montana is anticipated to receive $80 million total. Overall,