Roosevelt County commissioners are researching two situations in an effort to make sure potential problems don’t occur in the future. One of the matters regards three households in the Bainville area that weren’t allowed to vote in the recent city election because of their residence’s location. County commissioner Gordon Oelkers said to solve the problem, the county will need to abandon

The Culbertson Cowgirls outscored Richey/Lambert by a 10-2 margin in the third quarter and downed the Fusion, 42-23, in Richey on Friday, Dec. 3. Culbertson gained a 10-4 lead in the first quarter of the season-opening contest and led 16-10 at the half. Megan Granbois scored 21 points to lead the Cowgirls. The junor made 13 of 17 free-throw attempts in the contest. Makena Hauge also

The Froid-Lake Red Hawks jumped out to a 32-11 halftime advantage and downed MonDak, 65-28, to open their boys’ basketball season on Friday, Dec. 3. The Red Hawks led 18-7 at the end of the first quarter. Froid/Lake enjoyed a 53-17 advantage after three quarters of play. Reaching double figures for the Red Hawks were Patton Bighorn with 14 points, Javonne Nesbit with 12, Mason Dethman

The Bainville Bulldogs opened their girls’ basketball season on a high note with a 47-32 victory over Brockton on Friday, Dec. 3. Bainville jumped out to a 12-5 lead in the first quarter as Tally Berwick tallied four of the points. The Bulldogs increased the margin to 23-12 at the half and 37-17 after three quarters of play. Leading Bainville in the third quarter were Berwick with seven points

Montana State University Extension wants to remind Montanans to open a Montana medical care savings account or make deposits into their account before Dec. 31 to save money on income taxes. A Montana medical care savings account is an account used to reduce the cost of saving for medical expenses and long-term health care. According to Marsha Goetting, MSU Extension family economics specialist,

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency administrator Michael S. Regan has announced funding that states, tribes and territories will receive in 2022 through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. This funding, provided through EPA’s State Revolving Fund programs, will create jobs while upgrading America’s aging water infrastructure and addressing key challenges like lead in drinking water and per-