Go or No Go? That was the question facing the Sheridan Electric Cooperative Board during a special meeting held in February to review the bid package for a potential new facility. At the October annual meeting, the concept of a new site and building for Sheridan Electric Cooperative was introduced. Preliminary designs were shared along with a ballpark estimate of $20 million. The proposed

Roosevelt County continues to profit from oil activity in northeastern Montana. The county’s quarterly distribution recently received was $2.723,548.76. The amount was for the quarter ending in September. Overall, collections were $5,958.321.21. The county’s share is $1,062,728.73. Schools in the county received a total of $2.7 million. “Oil production in Roosevelt County is definitely

Area FFA students earned honors at the district leadership development competition in Sidney held on Monday, Feb. 9. The all-star parliamentary procedure selections were Culbertson’s Ayden Ator as chair, Bainville’s Rowan Wilson, Culbertson’s Ivy Colvin, Bainville’s Azure Mahoney, Richey’s Izak Veverka and Richey’s Jacqueline Barnhart. Culbertson’s Colvin earned first and qualified

Two representatives of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection provided a positive message during a visit with the Fort Peck Tribes Executive Board on Friday, Feb. 13. Tribal chairman Floyd Azure expressed that the TEB wants to be informed when ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) is on the reservation in order that they can protect their residents if needed. Azure said he doesn’t want

A benefit for the family of Roberto Orozco-Ramirez is set for Saturday, Feb. 28, at the Froid Community Center from 4-6 p.m. A meal will be offered including smoked pulled pork and shredded beef sandwiches, with refreshments and fixings. A silent auction will be held with items and services from more than 40 local businesses and residents. Items and services include a session with April Willis