The case involving plaintiff Cheryl Nygaard filing a lawsuit against Roosevelt County Sheriff’s deputy Centennial Colon and the Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office has been dismissed. Nygaard and defendants stipulated to a dismissal on Sept. 12. Cheryl Nygaard, representative for the estate of the late Clay Nygaard, filed a lawsuit regarding Clay Nygaard’s death in a vehicle crash that

During the county commissioners’ meeting held on Tuesday, Sept. 30, Commissioner Robert Toavs reported that the county fair board is developing a job description in order to hire a new fair manager. Former county fair manager Angela Miller resigned on the last day of this year’s fair. She had been manager of the Roosevelt County Fair since 2012. Roosevelt County commissioners officially

The Roosevelt County Health Department will be offering vaccines at its traveling clinics and the Roosevelt County Health Department. A clinic is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 14, from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. at the health department. Vaccination clinics will be held for the following respiratory illnesses: COVID About: Disease caused by Sars-Cov-2 virus that can be very contagious

Fort Peck Water Users Association is shutting off their pumps on Monday, Oct. 13.

The Montana Department of Transportation reports that August was a busy one for the L.M. Clayton Airport in Wolf Point. The Cape Air flights in Wolf Point had 614 enplanements during the month. The total is higher than any other month in 2025 or any month during 2024. The 614 amount puts Wolf Point at 3,918 enplanements during 2025. That compares to 4,147 enplanements through August of 2024.

Although overall runoff for September 2025 in the upper Missouri River Basin was above average, runoff in the Fort Peck and Garrison reaches continues to be well-below average. “Beneficial rainfall occurred over central South Dakota and North Dakota in September resulting in wellabove average runoff into Oahe, Big Bend, Fort Randall and Gavins Point,” said John Remus, chief of the U.S.

The Montana Department of Transportation is announcing and inviting the public to comment on a proposal that will resurface about 6 miles of U.S. Highway 2 northwest of Glasgow. The project begins about 9 miles west of Glasgow, near mile marker 531.8, and extends southeast, ending near Richardson Coulee. Proposed work includes milling the existing surface, applying a new overlay, and finishing