The Roosevelt County Commissioners approved two bids for gravel during a meeting last week. Bishop Inc. of Malta was awarded both of the bids. One of the bids was for 13,500 tons of three-quarter inch minus gravel to be stockpiled at the Colgan Pit, located six miles north of Poplar. Delivery is to be completed by Oct. 15. Bid for the Colgan Pit gravel is $89,250. The other bid was for

The Roosevelt County Commissioners met with the compensation board to discuss salaries of elected officials for fiscal year 2024-2025 on Wednesday, June 5. Commissioner Gordon Oelkers explained the compensation board recommends to commissioners what board members wish to do. Commissioners then take a straw vote at the meeting before making a final decision during a regular commissioners’

The Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture keeps working on the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede, which is scheduled for July 11-13. Because of a scheduling conflict, the carnival company that normally comes to Wolf Point isn’t available this year. Chamber officials have been able to secure a different carnival for the Stampede crowd. Chamber officials are pleased that Northeast

The Culbertson National Guard Armory will close no later than December 2026, according to a press release from the Montana National Guard. Leadership of the Montana Army National Guard announced last week that soldiers who are part of Detachment 1, 260th Engineer Company in Culbertson will consolidate with the rest of the unit and attend drills in Miles City or Billings no later than December

ServeMontana, the Governor’s Office of Community Service, wants to hear your perspective via the short, online Community Needs Assessment. “The assessment is an opportunity to empower voices and transform communities through AmeriCorps service” said Sarah R. Sadowski, director of the Governor’s Office of Community Service. “From Montana’s rural towns and tribal nations to our most