The defending six-man state champion Froid/Lake Red Hawks will open their football season against Roy/ Winifred at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 28, in Medicine Lake. Other home games for the Red Hawks include facing Power/Dutton/Brady on Sept. 11, Richey/Lambert on Oct. 2 and Savage on Oct. 16. Football Schedule Aug. 28: Roy/Winifred Sept. 4: at Harlowton-Ryegate Sept. 11: Power/Dutton/ Brady

Daines, Tester, Rosendale Push For Drought Relief In Montana U.S. Sens. Steve Daines and Jon Tester and U.S. Rep. Matt Rosendale have continued their push for drought relief for Montana farmers and ranchers. Daines, Tester and Rosendale are teaming up to urge USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack to provide additional drought relief and flexibilities for Montana agriculture producers located in counties

BOZEMAN – Due to the extended drought in Montana, water availability in many areas has become severely limited. Reservoirs have dried up and are becoming covered in weeds. Montana State University Extension educators are cautioning livestock managers to evaluate weed feed and grazing land for nitrate toxicity during drought. “Due to the severe drought, weeds have become prevalent across

The Energy and Natural Resources Committee has advanced more than $300 million in Montana-specific water projects secured by U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., as part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework he recently negotiated with a group of his Republican and Democratic colleagues and the White House. The $311 million Tester spearheaded will help secure water supplies for more than 65,000

The Culbertson Public Library is hosting a pet supply drive in honor of their summer reading program, “Tails & Tales.” The library is collecting donations for Wolf Point Pound Puppies. Items can be dropped off at the library during regular business hours through Aug. 12. Items sought include puppy and kitten formula, puppy/ kitten bottles, microwavable pet warmers, small bag of

With the official unemployment rate at 4.3 percent for Roosevelt County, many businesses are scrambling to find workers for positions. Roosevelt County is among the employers who are constantly seeking new employees. “It’s an on-going thing,” Roosevelt County Commissioner Gordon Oelkers said. “We always have openings.” Commissioners noted that current openings include a cook

Roosevelt County has six active COVID cases as of Monday, Aug. 2. It has been determined by the State of Montana that one of the deaths previously accounted toward Roosevelt County is not in relation to COVID-19. The county has officially experienced 55 COVID-related deaths. The Roosevelt County Health Department will switch to Prep-Mod for its COVID vaccination clinics. COVID vaccination clinics