Three students from Culbertson High School qualified for the national competition during the Montana BPA conference held in Billings March 12-14. The top five students in each category advance to the national meet. Culbertson’s senior Makena Hauge earned second place in server administration using Microsoft and network administration using Cisco. Alicyn Ator, also a senior, qualified

Roosevelt County commissioners voted against a request to abandon County Road 2058 during their weekly meeting on Tuesday, March 14. Commissioner Robert Toavs made the motion not to approve the request. The motion was seconded by commissioner Gary Macdonald and approved unanimously. The request was made by landowner Lynn Labatte for property near Culbertson. Toavs said he understood

The Roosevelt County commissioners have agreed to write a letter of support for Ike’s Fishing Pond and Walking Trail in Culbertson to obtain a grant. The decision was made during the commissioner’s meeting on Tuesday, March 14. After a multi-year collaboration with the Town of Culbertson, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and the Culbertson Lions Club, the fishing pond broke ground on

Culbertson’s longtime speech and drama coach Jeri Gustafson has achieved a regional first in youth education. Gustafson was inducted earlier this month into the Montana Forensic Educators’ Hall of Fame. She is the first Eastern C coach to receive the honor. As a coach. Gustafson has led many state champions in various events, including Trevor Green (2023), Zach Miller (2022), Charlee LeMay,