Culbertson Volunteer Fire Department members (l-r) Mike Olson, Kenneth Jasper, Dan Young and Noah Gregory were on hand to serve attendees at the Wild West Diner’s annual fundraiser. The total raised for the department this year was $9,323.

Considering it was an event that she originally didn’t want to try, Culbertson’s Abbey Granbois ended up doing quite well in the high jump. “I wanted to do the long jump, but the track coaches forced me into the high jump,” Granbois said of her beginning days with the sport. She started to like the event and enjoyed success in the high jump. As a sophomore, she placed fourth at the

The Post #49 Bulls had their hands full going against two strong American Legion baseball teams during the weekend. The Bulls fell to the Miles City Mavericks by scores of 10-0 and 20-9 on Friday, June 11. In the first game, Miles City broke from a deadlock of 0-0 with six runs in the third, two in the fourth and two in the fifth. Kieran Hernandez, Parker Sinks and Issac Johnson pitched

Chace of Sidney recently snagged this 66-pound paddlefish at Intake between Savage and Glendive. His father is Ryan Waters, who is originally from Froid, and his mother is Monica (Finnicum) Waters, a native of Culbertson. (Photo submitted)

From flowers and fresh linens on the table, to the inviting smell of freshly baked breads and seasonal foods, Doug Durfey strives to create a healthy and memorable dining experience. Full of creativity and with a passion for flavor, he has spent the past 40 years cooking meals in a variety of professional settings. Recently, he joined Roosevelt Medical Center’s dietary team as the new culinary