Poplar students were treated to the entertainment and valuable words from a special family during a presentation in conjunction with the school’s Native American Week on Wednesday, Oct. 2. Opie Day Sr. along with his wife, Desirae Desnomie, and their children Aiyama Desnomie and “baby Opie” Opichee Day-Desnomie were featured in the Poplar High School gym. Opie Day Sr. is the lead singer

A group of Fort Peck tribal members expressed their feelings at the Greet the Dawn building in Poplar on Friday, Oct. 4, to discuss their concerns with the current Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board. Meeting organizer Michael Youngman explained the reason for the meeting was to hear from residents and determine the interest level of requesting a general council. Ray White Tail Feather, who

The Great Northern Development Corp., headquartered in Wolf Point, recently came away with two prestigious awards from the Montana Economic Developers Association held in Havre. The first Impact Award won was for the success of the 2024 Minnow Tank Competition. The program has empowered local entrepreneurs by proving hands-on business plan training, expert mentorship and a chance to compete

Poplar High School students display school spirit during their home volleyball match against Wolf Point on Thursday, Oct. 3. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)