2026 Cut Bank seniors awarded $85,100 in scholarship fundsMay 12, 2026
On Sunday, April 26, 2026, the Cut Bank Education Foundation and Alumni Association held its 24th Annual “Celebrating Success” scholarship reception. The Cut Bank Education Foundation and Alumni Association (CBEFAA) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to raise and accumulate funds to develop, foster and encourage excellence in education within the Cut Bank School District. One of the most exciting ways CBEFAA accomplishes that mission is to administer and award…
Toole County Health Department and Mental Health Board hosting events, seeking volunteersJennifer Tronson | May 12, 2026
May is Mental Health month and the Toole County Mental Health Board has partnered with the Toole County Health Department and other local organizations to offer a couple of events. The first event is taking place today, Wednesday, May 13, Mental Health Awareness Night at the Roxy Theater. This is a free presentation open to the public about ways you can help your community and the people you love. There will be free popcorn and door prizes. This event is being hosted by the…
Valier’s Valedictorian and Salutatorian agree on key to scholarly successCarol Green | May 12, 2026
Nine seniors will take their last walk as students on Saturday, May 16, during Valier’s graduation ceremony. Top academic achievers, Kristen Boumans and Bryson Connelly recently reflected on their years as Valier Panthers. Valedictorian Kristen Boumans will be exiting the halls of Valier High School with a GPA of 3.915. She plans to attend Montana State University in the fall focusing on kinesiology and business. Her long term goals include a possible career in law or…
Valier Artist featured on Montana PBSMay 12, 2026
Valier’s newest mural has received a lot of attention lately. And it’s about to get some more. Backroads of Montana Episode #163, “Colors and Characters,” will feature a segment on the mural and its artist, Athena Mosxana. That episode will premiere on Monday, May 18, at 8 p.m. When the Backroads crew pulled off Hwy 44 last summer, they met Athena, Cheryl Curry, and Jeff Holmes, and spent the day filming as the three added the finishing touches to the colorful 64-foot mural….
Don’t Duck Mental Health: Mini ducks spread awareness and connection across the communityMay 12, 2026
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and a lighthearted, but meaningful, campaign is popping up around town. Logan Health’s “Don’t Duck Mental Health” initiative places small rubber ducks on cars to encourage conversation, kindness and support. If you find a duck on your car, you’ve officially been “Ducked for Mental Health.” Each duck carries an important message: it’s okay to talk about mental health, it’s okay to ask for help, and community support makes a difference….
Toole County Justice Court (May 1 – 7, 2026)May 12, 2026
The following are the dispositions settled in Toole County Justice Court from May 1 – May 7, by the Honorable Judge Donna Whitt. Gurbir Singh, false log, $285 fine. Jatinder S. Randhawa, false log, $285 fine. Isabella R. Tharp, speeding on national four-lane, exceeding daytime limit, 81/70, $70 fine. James D. Hofland, speeding on interstate, exceeding daytime limit, 94/80, $70 fine. Kordel R. Mitchell, speeding on non-interstate, exceeding nighttime limit, 79/65, $70 fine. Carla S. Larson, seatbelt violation, $20 fine….
Shelby City Court (May 1 – 7, 2026)May 12, 2026
The following are the dispositions settled in Shelby City Court from May 1 – May 7, by the Honorable Judge Donna Whitt. Carl A. Wevley, failure to give notice of accident by quickest means/apparent damage over $1,000, first offense, $185 fine. Ulan L. Omdahl, displaying license plates assigned to another vehicle, $85…
Glacier County District Court (May 6, 2026)May 12, 2026
The following cases were heard in Glacier County District Court Law and Motion Day on Wednesday, May 6, 2026, before the Honorable Judge Gregory L. Bonilla. State of Montana, Plaintiff, vs. Patricia Across The Mountain, Defendant. Initial Appearance on Petition to Revoke Suspended Sentence. Continued to May 20, 2026. State of Montana, Plaintiff, vs. Wade Wayne Bullcalf, Defendant. Disposition on Petition to Revoke Deferred Sentence. JUDGMENT: Three (3) years suspended, 116 days credit for street time. DC 24-13 State of…
Local Conrad Hospital Encourages Approval of Mill Levy RenewalMay 12, 2026
The local Conrad hospital, emergency room, rural health clinic and longterm care facility are all housed in a countyowned building, a building that belongs to every Pondera County resident. Keeping it safe, structurally sound, and compliant with state and federal codes is a shared community responsibility. Pondera County voters are being asked to approve a renewal of the existing hospital mill levy, originally approved by voters in 2014 and in place for 12 years. On the June 2026 ballot, voters are now encouraged to renew…
Cut Bank City Council rejects all bids for police department garage, rebids neededJennifer Tronson | May 12, 2026
The Cut Bank City Council met for their regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, May 4. During this meeting it was shared that the City is working on getting the parks and pool up and running for summer and fixing the potholes around town. The City Crew is also working on getting the rodents under control at Soroptomist Park. In New Business Councilperson Kacie Gibson motioned to reject all bids for the police department garage addition and to rebid the project. Councilperson Vermulm seconded the motion and the Council…
Public comment period now open for three bridge projects on the Blackfeet NationMay 12, 2026
The Blackfeet Tribal Transportation Department is inviting public input on planned improvements to three bridge locations across the Blackfeet Nation: the Milk River Bridge, the South Fork Two Medicine River Bridge, and the Lower Two Medicine Dam Bridge. Design for all three bridges is complete with construction anticipated for 2027. The public comment period will be open until May 31, 2026 These projects are part of an ongoing effort to enhance safety, reliability, and service life of the transportation infrastructure….
Toole County Health Department Summer Park Program returns to Shelby Skate Park starting June 8May 12, 2026
The Toole County Health Department’s Summer Park Program is back for another summer of fun! The Summer Park Program takes place on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, starting June 8 and continuing through Aug. 19. The program takes place at the Shelby Skate Park, starting at 10:30 a.m. and wrapping up at 11:45 a.m. Dates are subject to change based on weather and availably of staff, keep updated by visiting the Toole County Health Department Facebook page. This summer program is free to kids of all ages, supervision is…
Logan Health Assisted Living Scoop (May 13, 2026)May 12, 2026
Thursday, Myra, JeanAnn, Peggy, Norm, Herb, Judy R., Bret, Nila, Claudia, Joyce J., Joan, Lana K., Patsy, Bev, Myrt, D’Arlene, Keith and Lisa enjoyed cupcakes and ice cream to celebrate April’s birthdays! Friday, Bret, Ray, Myrt, D’Arlene, Joan and Marian started their morning off with exercise with Claudia. Sharon, Bret, Marian, Annie, Herb, Joan, D’Arlene and Georgia enjoyed May history facts with Breelle Hurt, CNA. Sunday, Happy Birthday, Peggy Hanson! Monday, Bret, Ray,…
Shelby Senior Center News (May 13, 2026)May 12, 2026
Shelby Senior Center, 739 Benton Avenue, is open to the public for lunch Monday through Friday at noon. The suggested price is over 60 is $6, and under 60 is $7. Meal tickets can be bought in advance for $60 for 10 meals or $70 depending on age. Please phone (406-434-2992), to let us know you are joining us. We ask you to make reservations or cancellations by 9:30 a.m. We also do home deliveries for qualifying seniors. Call for more information about getting a home delivery. This week’s meals: Thursday, May 14, 4B’s…
Browning Public Schools Board Meeting SummaryMay 12, 2026
On Tuesday, Apr. 28, 2026 the board met at 5 p.m. in the Administration Conference Room. The Board Meeting was called to order at 5:00 p.m. The regular board minutes for Apr. 14 and the agenda was approved with no changes. There was no public comment. The following individuals was recognized by Francis Wayne BullCalf: Iris Begay, Nathaniel BirdRattler, Jamie BullCalf, Lisa BullCalf, Joseph Bullshoe, Edward Burke, Cheyenne Devereaux, Kimma Flamond, Brenda Guardipee, Koby Harwood, Philip Higgins, Brad IronPipe Jr., Summer…