19 November 2020

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Dean Retires From Town Maintenance

Dean Retires From Town Maintenance


Culbertson’s David Dean has resigned from a position handling maintenance issues for the Town of Culbertson. His resignation was submitted to the town council at the Nov. 9 regular meeting. The 79-year-old Dean celebrated a birthday Monday, Nov. 16. Town Clerk/Treasurer Tiffani Jasper told the Community News that Dean joined the town in his current role in 2012. She said he handled

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Senior

Senior


Gianna Boyd is determined to make the most of her senior year at Bainville High School. She is one of the nine members of Bainville’s senior class that consists of six boys and three girls. She said it’s not too bad being in the minority as a girl in the class. “The boys kind of just let us do what we want,” she laughed. Boyd’s activities include being involved with the school’s

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RMC Comfort And Joy  Project Kicks Off Nov. 23

RMC Comfort And Joy Project Kicks Off Nov. 23


It’s been a tough year. Like many, Roosevelt Medical Center has faced its own challenges in response to COVID-19. But, as the holidays inch closer, so do the feelings of comfort and joy. On Monday, Nov. 23, RMC will kick off its sixth annual Comfort & Joy Project, an effort to raise funds to buy items that enhance the lives of the residents who call RMC home. Music. Conversation. Movies.

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Red Hawks Win State Football Title

Red Hawks Win State Football Title


White Sulphur Springs was making a threat to get right back into the Class C state sixman title game on Saturday, Nov. 14. The Hornets were down only 22-13 at the half and seemed to have momentum heading into the third quarter. But the Froid/Lake Red Hawks have been used to facing challenges throughout this season. Whether it was falling behind early in Savage, battling through difficult playoff