Eleven bison from Yellowstone National Park were transferred to the Fort Peck Reservation June 24. The transfer is the fourth shipment of the quarantined animals to the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes facility. Defenders of Wildlife partnered with the Tribes to deliver the bison. Former Fort Peck tribal chairman A.T. Stafne drove one of the trucks. Stafne made the original motion to move

Eleven bison from Yellowstone National Park were transferred to the Fort Peck Reservation June 24. The transfer is the fourth shipment of the quarantined animals to the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes facility. Defenders of Wildlife partnered with the Tribes to deliver the bison. Former Fort Peck tribal chairman A.T. Stafne drove one of the trucks. Stafne made the original motion to move

Round-Up According to Montana health officials, another 90 COVID-19 cases in the state have been confirmed, according to test results reported from Saturday through Monday. The weekend bumped the state’s total number of known cases over 900. Twenty- three new cases were reported on Saturday, 11 on Sunday and a one-day record of 56 Monday. Nearly 300 people in the state are known to be currently

Community News Staff Life-changing challenges have a habit of pulling people together. If you want proof, simply ask recent Bainville High School graduate Kailin Pippenger. After suffering a spinal cord injury from a car crash as a sophomore on Oct. 30, 2017, she received great support from the community of Bainville as well as all the other schools in District 2C. “Bainville was very

The Culbertson School District Board of Trustees held their regular meeting Tuesday, June 16. Attendees met in the lunchroom. Following roll call and the recognition of visitors, minutes were approved for the May 19 regular and curriculum committee meetings and the June 3 special board meeting. A finance report was received by the board. It covered action, bills, investments, note cash and

Amtrak will cut service later this year on most of its long-distance routes nationwide to three times a week instead of the current daily service because ridership has fallen significantly during the coronavirus pandemic. Amtrak spokeswoman Kimberly Woods said June 17 that the cuts will take effect Oct. 1 and remain in place until at least the summer of 2021. Woods added that daily service