Gianforte Wins Special Election Despite Assault Charge
Written by Tyler Manning
Republican Greg Gianforte defeated Democrat Rob Quist and Libertarian Mark Wicks for Montana’s lone congressional seat despite being charged with misdemeanor assault on the eve of the election.
Commissioners Approve Phase One Of Royalty Investigation
Written by Tyler Manning
At the regular public meeting of the Roosevelt County Commission May 30, the commissioners approved phase one of an investigation into royalties and interest in the eastern part of the county.
Azure To Stand Trial For Assault
Written by The Herald-News
Gregory J. Cantrell Azure will stand trial for the November 2016 assault of an out-of-state visitor. The trial is set to take place on July 24 at the Missouri River Federal Courthouse in Great Falls.
Old Rock Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter
Written by The Herald-News
Winter Rose Old Rock, 20, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter May 24 in the stabbing death of 22-year-old Robert Pinkerton.
Mahlum Retires After 25-Plus Years In EMS Services
Written by Tyler Manning
Marlene Mahlum was honored at the annual EMS Week barbeque for over 25 years of service on the EMS team in Wolf Point. John Carlbom, current EMS supervisor for the Wolf Point area, presents Mahlum with a framed certificate noting a single share in the Harley Davidson company. Mahlum was both surprised and delighted at the gift. (Photo by Tyler Manning)
At the annual Emergency Medical Services Week cookout held May 21, Wolf Point EMS workers took the opportunity to honor one of their longest serving emergency medical technicians, Marlene Mahlum.
Mahlum was certified as an EMS worker May 30, 1991, and officially retired in March 2017. For the last two years of her official service, she stopped doing runs due to health reasons, but she still had over 25 years of service as an EMS worker.