15 December 2022
Beware Of Scam Callers Posing As Law Enforcement
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen is warning Montanans of scammers attempting to obtain personal information from unsuspecting individuals over the phone by claiming to be law enforcement officials. The fraudsters are disguising their phone number, so on caller ID it appears the number is coming from a legitimate law enforcement office, which is also referred to as “spoofing.”
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November, December Give State Chilly Reception
It may not have been the coldest November on record, it just felt like that.
Even though the extended cold spell did not set many daily records, cumulatively, it was notable because the cold just lingered. And lingered.
Just because it wasn’t like the November of 1985 is literally cold comfort to most Montanans. November 1985 put Montana into the middle of a deep freeze for the month, where
Culbertson Speech And Drama Competes In Froid
Culbertson’s High School’s Speech and Drama team had their shortest trip of the season this past weekend in Froid Sat, Dec. 10 for the Froid Invitational.
“It was a small meet with a little over 100 competitors from nine schools in attendance,” coach Jeri Gustafson told the Community News.
Placing for Culbertson were Marissa Little-WhiteMan, first in informative, with Trevor Green
Bainville Grain Elevators Set For Demolition
Bainville Mayor Toby Romo said that Veit Construction will begin demolition work on the town’s old elevators next week. “BNSF has notified the Town that the contractor will start demolition of the grain elevators next week,” he said via social media post Dec. 11.
“Veit Construction was awarded the work. They will be hauling all materials off the site by truck. They must remove all materials
