Montana Free Press A Billings judge struck a blow Wednesday, July 8, against a Montana law restricting how mail ballots can be gathered, siding with a coalition of tribes and Native American advocacy organizations that had argued the rule, passed by voters in 2018, suppressed Native voters. The July 7 order, a preliminary injunction, doesn’t bring a lawsuit filed by the Native groups to

The spacious new Gospel Fellowship Church behind Family Dollar just north of U.S. Highway 2 in Wolf Point is putting on a vacation Bible adventure program for youth ages kindergarten through sixth grade this week. Snacks, games, storytelling and live performances on a stage designed to look like a coastal pier were on offer Monday, July 13, through Thursday, July 16, On Friday, July 17, there

ews As we enter into the fikfth month of COVID-19 restrictions at Roosevelt County Aging Services, we continue to wonder along with the rest of the world just when we will be able to return to normal operations. As an entity that provides services to what is considered the most vulnerable of populations, we find ourselves in an even more guarded position than most. At this time, the

enus Wolf Point Congregate Meals July 16: Hot hamburgers, mashed potatoes, creamed peas and dessert. July 21: Meatloaf, au gratin potatoes, carrots and dessert. July 23: Chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, green beans and dessert.

*** Thank You I would like to thank the Wolf Point Stampede Committee for selecting me as Grand Marshal for the 2020 Stampede. It was an honor greatly appreciated. Ken Heser

After considering several options, the Sidney Chamber’s Sunrise Festival of the Arts has decided that the event will take place on Saturday, Aug. 22, at Veterans Memorial Park. The committee found that no date was perfect, but Aug. 22 has less conflicts both locally and regionally than other dates. Most vendors seem to be in favor when asked about attending on Aug. 22. The event was originally