After a season where the Culbertson Cowboys faced too many injury challenges, they are looking for more wins this football campaign. “We’re totally taking it one day at a time,” Culbertson Coach Brian Manning said after practice on Saturday. “Hopefully, we will have a lot better results than last season.” He noted that the Cowboys were down to only 11 players because of injuries for

A talented group of juniors are looked to lead the way for Culbertson’s volleyball program this season. Among the juniors are middle blocker Makena Hauge, setter Koree Marchwick, setter Kenadee Kempton, Alicyn Ator and Perla Burciaga. Hauge earned second team All-Conference honors last season. Morgan Lucas is the lone senior on the squad. “They really have a lot of tenacity, which

Each year 4-H members from across the county complete their yearly indoor projects with conference judging exhibits. The 4-H interview judging is an opportunity for 4-H members to talk to the judges about their static exhibits and share their trials and lessons they learned. Each interview or conversation with the judge was held on Thursday, Aug. 12, at the fairgrounds in Culbertson. Individuals

The 2021 Roosevelt County Fair Small Animal Show was held Wednesday, Aug. 11, at 5:30 p.m. at the fairgrounds. Market Poultry: (Turkey) Grand Champion – Payton Labatte Poultry: (Rooster) Overall Poultry Exhibit Buckle Award - Nash Petersen Market Rabbit: Grand Champion – Bella Petersen Rabbit Showmanship Junior Class Grand Champion – Bella Petersen

2021 Roosevelt County Fair Horse Show started Tuesday, Aug. 10 at 1 p.m. at the Culbertson Saddle Club. The results are as follows: Western Horsemanship I Grand Champion – Kalia Featherston Working Ranch Horse Level 1 Grand Champion – Tally Berwick Horse Showmanship Beginner Class Grand Champion – Tenley Berwick Reserve Champion – Eleanor Iverson Horse Showmanship Junior Class Grand

Culbertson Jobs for Montana Graduates received an award from Dog Tag Buddies in recognition of their support for June 19th’s Ride For Tomorrow suicide awareness and prevention event. The ride, which featured a stop in Culbertson, was planned by Yellowstone American Legion Riders, Dog Tag Buddies and Tenacious Dames Riding Club and was listed as an official Iron Butt Ride (1,000 miles in 24