A federal judge issued an order Oct. 1 to clarify that the U.S. Census Bureau must continue counting for the 2020 census through Oct. 31 after finding the bureau made multiple violations of an earlier order that extends the national head count’s schedule. The latest ruling by U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh comes after days of confusion sparked by a one-sentence tweet from the Census Bureau that

Area residents will vote through mail for this year’s general election which includes highly contested federal and statewide races. The clerk and recorder’s office reports that ballots will be mailed to active registered voters on Oct. 9. The ballots must be received at the office, either by mail or in person, by 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 3. Residents can go to https://app. mt.gov/voterinfo/

A safety measure at a railroad crossing moved forward when Roosevelt County commissioners approved an agreement with BNSF during a meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 5. The railroad crossing being addressed is on Road 1013. The site is where Richland County farmer Rocky Norby was killed when an Amtrak train struck his tractor on May 29. Commissioner Gordern Oelkers explained that originally the thought

The Roosevelt County Library Board held their regular meeting Sept. 26. Because of COVID-19, September’s meeting was held via Zoom and was hosted by Suzanne Reymer. The meeting began at 10 a.m. Beth Hekkel, library chairperson, attended, as did vice-chair Gloria Mason, trustees Sue Snitker and Helen Welte and Janet Livingston, library director. The minutes for the June 27 meeting were reviewed