With less than a week prior to the Fort Peck Tribes’ general election, about 20 Tribal Executive Board candidates spoke during a forum sponsored by the Wolf Point Community Organization on Sunday, Oct. 19. The election is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 25. Carolyn Brugh, one of the incumbents at the forum, told audience members that her vision is to keep moving forward. She wants to continue

Roosevelt County commissioners agreed to extend a memorandum of understanding with the City of Wolf Point regarding the clean up of abandoned tax deeded properties in Wolf Point. Dates for the MOU now run from Nov. 1, 2025, to Oct. 31, 2026. Parts of the MOU include: • The city and county agree to jointly clean up lots identified as tax delinquent properties when the county accepts tax

The Culbertson Town Council met at the town hall in regular session on Monday Oct. 6, at 6:30 p.m. Mayor Todd Gabriel was present, as were council members Dave Solem, Mark Nelson, Carl Donaldson and Abe Rumsey. Clerk Terri Merrill and Public Works Director Bob Jasper were also present, as were guests DeAnne Weeks and Amber Fox. A resolution was passed to cancel the upcoming general election.

There were guilty pleas delivered during district court hearings held in Roosevelt County on Wednesday, Oct. 15. Payton Brockie Brown made a guilty plea for criminal possession of dangerous drugs, Xanax. Brown admitted that during a traffic stop on Sept. 10, law enforcement found Xanax in a pill bottle in her purse. District Judge Benjamin Fosland ordered a pre sentencing investigation