The Montana Department of Transportation is announcing and inviting the public to comment on a proposal that will rebuild a section of BIA Route 1, west of Fort Kipp. The project begins 1.5 miles west of Fort Kipp and extends west for about one mile. Proposed work includes reconstructing and widening the road, applying new plant mix, and finishing with a seal and cover (chip seal), upgraded

The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) and its partners, Sletten Construction and Morrison- Maierle, have completed the Timber Bridges-Glasgow project, successfully replacing 16 aging timber bridges across Valley, Daniels and Roosevelt counties in just three years. Seven timber bridges were replaced in 2023, and eight in 2024. Work on the final bridge, the West Fork Poplar River Bridge

RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) season spans about six months each year, from November through March. Most of the time RSV causes a mild, cold-like illness, but it can also cause severe illness such as: • Bronchiolitis (inflammation of the small airways in the lung) • Pneumonia (infection of the lungs) Two to three out of every 100 infants under six months are hospitalized with RSV

Technology may have been partly responsible for the data breach that may have exposed more than 460,000 Montanans financial and health information, and technology may be part of the answer to keeping compromised information safe, according to the Montana Commissioner of Securities and Insurance. In response to a massive information breach by Montana Blue Cross-Blue Shield, announced publicly

The Culbertson/Froid/ Medicine Lake/Bainville speech and drama team traveled north to compete in the Plentywood Invitational on Saturday, Nov. 15, and met with great success. Placing for memorized public address were Josie Simonsen in first, Vala Gregor in second and Colt’on Rees in third. Harrison Green earned first for imprompt and Harper Anderson took first for dramatic solo. Jaxon