The Bainville Town Council held their regular meeting Tuesday, Jan. 17, at 7 p.m. The full council was in attendance. The sewer impact fee committee reports that letters have been sent to town residents regarding possibly changes to Bainville’s sewer impact fee policy. Objections must be filed in writing within 30 days. Public works director Lyle Lambert and a longtime maintenance worker

The Froid speech and drama team enjoyed standout performances during the divisional meet in Roundup on Saturday, Jan. 21. Makaylee Elvsaas earned second-place honors in extemporaneous speaking. Kaylee Olson placed second in humorous solo. Both Elvsaas and Olson qualified for the state competition in Manhattan starting on Friday, Jan. 27. Kash Ator and Carolyne Christoffersen took seventh

American State Bank & Trust Company has announced that scholarship applications are now available online at asbt.com for high school seniors and current college students. Applicants for the Maude M. Schuetze Foundation Scholarship must have graduated from one of the following Montana high schools: Culbertson, Westby, Plentywood, Medicine Lake, Froid or Bainville and must attend an accredited

Culbertson High School graduates Michael Pederson and Aiden W. Perkins are setting a high mark at Montana State University Northern in Havre. Both were named to the university’s Fall Semester Dean’s List. To qualify, students must carry a minimum of 12 credits and earn a grade point average of 3.25 or better. CHS grad Anissa Bengochea made the Dean’s List at University of Providence in

Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte said he will stress providing tax relief to property owners as quickly as possible. “Hard-working Montanans deserve relief and deserve it without delay,” Gianforte said during a press conference with Montana reporters on Thursday, Jan. 19. The governor’s proposal to provide homeowner with $2,000 in property tax relief during a two-year period was tabled by