The railroad crossing project on County Road 1013 was completed with safety arms and lights last week. “It has been a long process on a very needed project,” Roosevelt County Commissioner Gordon Oelkers said. Three individuals have died in crashes at the crossing since August 2019. Sidney Mayor Rick Norby is thankful for the improvements at the crossing. His brother, Rocky, was killed

Native speakers, activists and performers Lovina Louie, Supaman, Sten Joddi and comedian Mylo Smith visited area schools from Culbertson to Frazer Monday, Sept. 20. Dallas Goldtooth appeared virtually. The appearances were scheduled as part of Native American Week activities. National Native Children’s Trauma Center staff set the schedule and contacted the performers, including Joddi, who had

The Wolf Point Wolves put together another impressive showing at the Glasgow Invitational cross country meet held in Fort Peck on Saturday, Sept. 18. Wolf Point’s runners placed second in the team standings with 49 points right behind Glasgow’s 48 points. Peyton Summers led the Wolves with a school record time of 16:55.51. The time broke Zander Ackerman’s mark of 16:57. “I didn’t

Poplar’s girls earned second- place team honors at the Glasgow Invitational held in Fort Peck on Saturday, Sept. 18. The Indians finished with 49 points while Miles City topped the standings with 36 points. Leading Poplar was Jazmin Gorder in fifth place with a time of 21:03.62. Reinita Irizarry placed 15th at 22:57.62. Jazmyn Carry Water took 16th at 23:11.89. Mattie Falls Brown

Wolf Point’s JVs edged Lustre Christian by a final of 2514, 25-13, 25-17, on the volleyball court Tuesday, Sept. 14. Lustre gained an 8-7 lead on an ace by Alexa Reddig in the first set, but Wolf Point pulled away to 20-8 on the strong serving of Mahala MacDonald. The Lions battled back to 20-13 with an ace and hit by Aubri Holzrichter leading the way. After a kill by Grace Brown pulled