Visitors to Montana arriving via highway will be greeted by a new set of roadside signs in the image of the state’s new “Montana Brand” which the state rolled out last spring. Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte unveiled the new signs at the state capitol on April 7, following a poll conducted among members of the public late last year. “It has been over a decade since Montana had a new welcome

The sixth annual Treasure Trail garage/estate sales event stretching from Culbertson to Plentywood has been set for June 5-6. Registration to participate must be received by June 1. The Friday-Saturday tradition features 50 miles of independent sales in and around communities like Antelope, Reserve, Froid, Medicine Lake and Homestead. Maps will be available. For more information, visit the

After Amtrak ocials announced in February a plan for train improvements, some government agencies are requesting Congress to make the improvements at a faster pace. Under Amtrak’s plans, all long distance routes will transition to a universal single- level fleet. Amtrak president Roger Harris estimates that the first new long-distance cars will be available in the early 2030s. Roosevelt

Fair operations, a satellite office for the county sheriff’s office and other community events such as wedding receptions. It’s possible that the space would also be utilized as an emergency operations center and emergency shelter during natural disasters or other emergencies. Also during the meeting on April 14, a possible arrangement with Interstate Engineering to perform GIS services

Roosevelt County Sheri_’s Report The Roosevelt County Sheri #8217;s Oce responded to 119 cases from April 13-20. The calls included: April 13 Deputies assisted the Wolf Point Police Department at the Waterhole Bar where employees reported a juvenile male showed a firearm and then took o 2walking north. A Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice’s narcotics ocer assisted. Law