As Montana State University’s annual Celebrate Ag event approaches, the MSU College of Agriculture has named Gordon Stoner, a pulse and durum wheat grower and agricultural advocate from northeastern Montana, as the recipient of the university’s highest agricultural honor. Stoner is the 2025 recipient of the college’s Outstanding Agricultural Leader award. Each year ahead of Celebrate Ag, members

Montana’s agriculture leaders came out in opposition last week after President Trump indicated plans to import beef from Argentina as a method to decrease beef prices for the nation’s consumers. The Montana Stockgrowers Association noted, “As cattle producers, we not only know how to raise the most nutritious, high-quality meat in the world, we also know what it’s like to feed our families

Bainville Honor Roll Seniors: Lila Butikofer,* Addison Hansen,* Sierra Skor,* CoraMay Theige,* Hannah Tholborn,* Isabelle Anderson, Hailey Berwick, Kaiden Holmes, Chandi Johnson, Siena Martinez, Morgan Myers and Rowan Wilson. Juniors: Azure Mahoney,* Adyson Telck,* Lane Giese, Kalli Harmon, Casey Myers, Keagan Vaira and Haedyn Wills. Sophomores: Jodi Albus,* Sydney Rose,* Emmalyn Anderson,

Erin Rhodes is hosting a community meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 5, at the town hall building on Broadway Avenue in Culbertson. Rhodes told the Community News that the meeting is about staffing at Culbertson School and policies related to hiring, firing and discipling teachers. “The meeting is going to be an opportunity for community members to come and hear about what a formal complaint