Culbertson/Bainville’s girls came away with a fourthplace showing at the Class C state cross-country meet held in Kalispell on Saturday, Oct. 24. The Cowgirls finished with 54 points. Manhattan Christian topped the standings with 29 points followed by Seeley-Swan with 30 and MonDak with 34 points. “I was very happy with how the boys and girls ran at state considering the long drive and

Despite the snow, cold weather and COVID-19, Culbertson Jobs for Montana Graduates was able to hold its second annual Glow Run for Suicide Prevention Oct. 26 at the football field. “Too many people in our state have been affected by suicide,” said teacher Mary Machart. “Students felt like the run needed to go on.” According to Machart, local Boy Scouts met with members of the Montana

The Culbertson Cowgirls ended their regular season on a high note by defeating Nashua in three straight sets during league volleyball action on Saturday, Oct. 24. Culbertson won the home match by a 25-14, 25-19, 25-23, final. The Cowgirls enjoyed a strong start as the serving of Cody Larsen and net play of McKinsey Justice led the way to a 6-0 advantage in the first set. A kill by Justice

The Culbertson Cowboys ended their football season with a 50-12 loss at Scobey on Thursday, Oct. 22. Scobey led by a 36-0 half-time advantage. “We played hard. It was nice and cold there,” Culbertson coach Brian Manning said. “They fought through the whole game.” Scoring touchdowns on runs for the Cowboys were quarterback Payton Perkins and sophomore Kobe Nickoloff. James Kirkaldie had

The District 1C volleyball tournament started the night of Tuesday, Oct. 27, with matches at various locations. Because of COVID-19 precautions, the tournament matches will not be held at one location this year but rather at the higher seed’s home site. Opening-round matches on Tuesday included MonDak at Culbertson, Lustre at Scobey, Nashua at Richey/Lambert and Bainville at Savage. Locations

As of Sunday, Oct. 25, Roosevelt County had 113 current active cases of COVID-19. A total of cases with 19 deaths have been reported. As of Tuesday, Oct. 27, there were 129 active cases of COVID-19 in Indian Health Service-eligible persons living on the Fort Peck Reservation. This included 53 in Poplar, 54 in Wolf Point, nine in Frazer, nine in Brockton, and two each in Riverside and Fort Kipp.