The Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board held its regular full board meeting Sept. 29. The board voted to amend the contract with the Frazer Sewer Main Improvements at $459,576.03 and Brockton Sewer Main Improvements at $495,286.25 . The board also voted to finalize the Wolf Point 7th Avenue N-Concrete Contract with Strata Corporation in the amount of $736,247.51 A per capita payment of $175 was

A diagnosis of Alzheimer’s or another dementia brings a flood of questions — what to do first, who to call, how to plan for what’s ahead. For Montana families who may live hours from the nearest specialist or support group, having a starting point matters even more. That’s where ALZNavigator comes in. What It Is ALZNavigator is a free, interactive online tool from the Alzheimer’s Association

Great Northern Development Corporation/ Eastern Montana Brownsfi eld Coalition and the First Baptist Church have issued a notice of request for proposals for professional services in connected with the former Wolf Point VFW building located at 108 Main St. in Wolf Point. The request for bids is for hazardous materials removal and building demolition. A mandatory pre-bid site walk is scheduled

As the 2026 paddlefish season concludes, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is conducting telephone and email surveys for both harvest and catch-and-release paddlefish tags. FWP staff will contact a random sample of Yellowstone River yellow- tag holders and upper Missouri River whiteharvest- tag holders. All lower Missouri River green-tag holders and Fort Peck Dredge Cuts blue-tag holders