Froid’s speech and drama team ended the regular season on a high note in Plentywood on Saturday. Jan. 18. Reegan Roseleip took first place in program oral interpretation. Vala Gregor placed second in memorized public address. Trinity Gregor took third in mime. Froid will host the divisional speech and drama tournament this weekend.

The following Bainville Junior High students placed at the Business Professional of America regional competition held in Lambert. Logan Telck: First, financial literacy, first, visual design team, second, spreadsheet applications and fifth, graphic design promotion. Annalyce Sorenson: First, website design team, first, human resource exploration, third, word processing, third, graphic design

Whether or not you use tobacco, you are paying for it. According to data from the Campaign for Tobacco-free Kids Toll of Tobacco in Montana report, every year each household in Montana spends $906 in taxes due to smoking. What’s more, Montanans spend a total of $511 million annually in health care costs directly caused by smoking. Did you know that raising taxes on tobacco products is one of

During a special meeting on Thursday, Jan. 9, Roosevelt County commissioners accepted a delivery notice for a filing of a road petition. Commissioner Gordon Oelkers noted that commissioners were simply accepting the delivery and not approving or denying any request. The petition deals with the request of making County Road 2048 a designated county road. The property is located on Highway 13

Roosevelt County commissioners set meeting times and office hours for 2025 during a meeting held on Monday, Jan. 6. At the start of the meeting, presiding officer Gordon Oelkers welcomed Doug Marottek as the new commissioner for district 2. He encouraged Marottek to ask him or Commissioner Robert Toavs if he has any questions or needs information. Commissioners approved a resolution to have

Very cold temperatures moved in across northeast Montana Jan. 11, with wind chills dropping below zero for most of the region. The coldest readings in the state were in the far northeast corner, said National Weather Service meteorologists in Glasgow. The coldest temperatures recorded during the initial cold snap were Jan. 12-13 in Sheridan County. Wind chills of -29 were recorded Jan 12 in

The negotiations committee met for master agreement negotiations on Jan. 9 at 6:30 p.m. Trustees present were Wendy Becker, Amber Fox, Chris Petersen and Lisa Steppler. Clerk Lora Finnicum was also present. Teacher representatives were Janelle Ator, Amy Berwick, Theresa McDonald, Jimie Lou Morris, Tiffany Nielsen, Chris Olson and Shelly Panasuk. No visitors were present. Negotiations left off