The Bainville Bulldogs put up a good battle before losing in Wibaux by a 42-14 final on Saturday afternoon. The game was scoreless after the first quarter of action. “Overall, I was happy with the way the boys played,” Bainville coach Trustin Holcomb said. “It was the best they’ve played all year even though the score doesn’t show that. We’re continuing to improve every week,

The Culbertson School District board of trustees held their regular meeting Tuesday, Sept. 15. The meeting was held in the school cafeteria. Social distancing was encouraged. Following role call and the recognition of visitors, the agenda was approved. Minutes were approved for the Aug. 11 regular board meeting and an Aug. 19 special meeting. A second reading was conducted for board policy

As shown on the adjoining graphs accompanying this article, Roosevelt County/Fort Peck Tribes experienced a sharp increase in reported COVID-19 cases. The ages of cases are spread among all age groups. According to Helen McCaffrey, Montana Department of Health and Human Services epidemiologist assigned to assist Roosevelt County/ Fort Peck Tribes: •The number of COVID-19 cases in Roosevelt

The Culbertson Cowboys displayed great heart and spirit in their homecoming football loss against Broadus on Friday night, Sept. 18. Despite injuries and inexperience, the Cowboys trailed by only a 28-20 margin after three quarters of play before falling by the 56-20 final. “I’m definitely proud,” Culbertson coach Brian Manning said of his team’s effort. “There were definitely

enus Bainville School Sept. 28: Breakfast: B& G. Lunch: Chicken fajita, peppers and onions and peaches. Sept. 29: Breakfast: Mini donuts. Lunch: Hawaiian pork, rice, corn on the cob and pineapple. Sept. 30: Breakfast: Strawberry and cream of wheat. Lunch: Broccoli chicken pasta, broccoli and orange wedges. Oct. 1: Not available. Oct. 2: Not available. Culbertson School Sept.