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Anderson, Bergum Carry School Election

By James Walling

Luke Anderson and Eric Bergum have been reelected to the Culbertson School board of trustees, according to Laura Finnicum.

Anderson received 199 votes and Bergum received 185.

Total voter turnout was 35 percent, with 258 votes cast.

D Jay Hauge received 57 votes and Ian Walker received 50 votes.

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