Lustre received a snowfall overnight and how refreshing to see it’s brightness and watch it melt through the 55 degree day. It’s the Easter Weekend! Good Friday services were held for the combined churches at the EMB Church. The church was nearly full. Pastor Wayne Hathaway read Romans 5:1-12, emphasizing verse 8 “But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were yet sinners,

Students on the Northside School honor roll include: Third grade: Aiden Baker, Maddox Burshia, Ryan Cantrell, Hailyn Christian, Sebastian Combs-Yellowhammer, Zaraya Flynn, Oliver Frigon, Grady Holen, Eugene Iron Cloud, Tamia Lilley, Brayden Martell, Abagale McKay, Dawnette Montclair, Arielyn Moran, Gabriel White Hawk, J’Lussya White, Emily Williamson and Lyonil Youngman. Fourth grade: Ryder

The updated 2026 calendar year runoff forecast for the Missouri River Basin above Sioux City, Iowa, continues to be below average. March runoff in the Missouri River Basin above Sioux City was 1.7 million acre-feet, 56 percent of average. “Runoff into the reservoir system was below average for the month of March and conditions across most of the basin remain dry,” said John Remus, chief of

Montana State University will host an in-person residential camp on quantum science for Montana middle school and high school educators June 22-26. QCaMP, which stands for quantum, computing, mathematics and physics, is designed for STEM educators. Participants will discover how the principles of quantum physics are revolutionizing the world of computing. They will also receive a comprehensive

Montana Farmer’s Union is hosting another installment of its Far Out and Waiting series of preparedness trainings covering what to do while waiting for emergency medical and fire services to arrive in remote areas. The free training is open to everyone. Speakers will include Samantha Purvis, Mike Olson and other area EMTS and fire department members. Purvis extended a personal invite to the

The Foundation for Montana History announced its largest ever grant cycle this week, awarding more than $255,000 to communities across Montana, including the Fort Peck Theatre. The foundation is a nonprofit organization based in Helena that raises private funds and makes grants for community-based history initiatives. Since starting the grant program in 2012, they have placed more than $2.1 million

Organizer and model Andrew Shaye Moran is producing a Next Generation Fashion Show and Concert April 18 at Poplar High School from 5-8 p.m. Designers will include Rebekah Jarvey, Red Berry Woman, Inspired by LCR, Nyah DeRyke and Harmony Straub. Performers will include J-Seas, Tiana SpottedThunder and AntoineX. The free event is being sponsored by Fort Peck Tribal Health, JOM, Korner Bar

The Department of Justice and FBI announced last week a personnel surge in support of Operation Not Forgotten 2026, the latest deployment under Operation Steadfast Promise demonstrating the FBI’s sustained commitment to addressing violent crime and improving public safety in Indian Country. In its fourth year, Operation Not Forgotten focuses on unresolved cases in Indian Country with a priority