Prisoners housed in the Roosevelt County Detention Center over the past week included: Jesus Avitia, 32, Aurora, Colo., possession with intent to distribute fentanyl/meth. Noah Bigback, 28, Billings, hold for other agency. Christian Bramley, 25, Billings, hold for other agency. Elijah Bullcalf, 21, Browning, hold for other agency. Catcher Cutstherope, 52, Hays, hold for other agency.

In February, John David Panasuk was ordered to complete an in-patient treatment program and District Judge Benjamin Fosland decided to re-impose a sentence of 20 years with 15 years suspended after Panasuk admitted to violating conditions of his suspended sentence. The sentence delivered in February noted that there could be a harsher punishment if Panasuk doesn’t complete the treatment program

The Wolf Point School Board agreed with Superintendent Dr. David Perkins’ request to have a motion rescinded that took place at the end of the Feb. 10, meeting regarding a bonus for the superintendent. Perkins said someone could question whether the matter was properly listed on the agenda and could take the school board to court. The school district could wind up paying the other parties’

Deyson Deserly, Xaden Goodtrack, Amari Casterline, Walker Chapman, James Payne, Fredrich Savior, Quincee Clark, Kendrik Escarcega, Haleigh Fowler, Phoenix Grandchamp, Andrew Henson, Kori Hentges, Mariah Lewis, Iyerlee Paulson, Tatum Payne, Blake Porras, Kiara Russell, Anya Christian, Lincoln Conner, Jaidynn DuBoise, Zarrah Gonzales, Faylene Granbois, Tre’ Iwen, Acacio Miranda, Harper Miranda,

the Wolf Point area. An annual pay raise for Amy Keller was approved. During commissioners’ report, Commissioner Robert Toavs said a safety meeting was conducted with road department employees. “It’s to keep the guys abreast of safety concerns,” Toavs said. Officials from five counties, including Roosevelt, met for the annual Montana Department of Transportation meeting. Oelkers

Gov. Greg Gianforte has announced a $700,000 investment to expand peer support services in Montana, specifically for families and caregivers of youth with serious emotional disturbance. “This investment addresses specific needs for Montana families who are raising a child with behavioral health challenges,” Gianforte said. “Families have expressed the importance of family peer support,