The Culbertson/Bainville boys’ cross country team took eighth in the team standings during the Scobey Invitational on Friday, Sept. 13. Culbertson/Bainville finished with 77 points. The top three teams were Williston Trinity Christian with 17, Scobey with 24 and Dodson with 29 points. Arlis Purvis ran the course in 23:03.5 to earn 28th place at the meet. Gunner Glas had a time of

The oversight body charged with disciplinary complaints of Montana’s lawyers have completely rejected Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen’s claims that he shouldn’t be subject to discipline because of his political position, or that they violate the separation of powers between branches of government. This means that 41 charges of violating the rules of professional practice, which

The Roosevelt County Commissioners approved a series of purchases during their weekly meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 10. One of the purchases was for a snowblower to be used at the Wolf Point L.M. Clayton Airport. Cost is $11,540. The payment will be split between the City of the Wolf Point and the county. Commissioners also approved the purchase of a 2024 Ram 4x4 cab for the maintenance department.

Joining Montana Department of Labor & Industry Commissioner Sarah Swanson, Gov. Greg Gianforte highlighted last week new data showing the strength of Montana’s economy. “When you couple our strong Montana worth ethic with our pro-business, pro-jobs policies, it comes as no surprise to know that Montana’s economy is on the move,” Gianforte said. “As evidenced in the pages of this

State auditors told Montana lawmakers that they’ve uncovered more than $67 million in questionable spending of federal pass-through money in the state’s education department, including one district that bought massage chairs for the teachers lounge. And as auditors reviewed the findings which, in some cases, were so incomplete that they couldn’t determine if federal law was even being