Daniels Memorial Healthcare Center has announced the second awardee of the employee recognition program, The Pinnacle Award. Created by the DMHC board of trustees, the Pinnacle Award recognizes employees who consistently go above and beyond in their roles to make a meaningful impact on patients, co-workers and the community. The award reflects the organization’s mission of enriching the

A good time was had by all at Poplar Indian Days Labor Day Weekend Celebration this year, according to powwow treasurer Mary Plante. “It was good,” Plante told this newspaper. “All the specials were good. Everybody had a good time.” Indian Days is the last of seven powwows held on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation each year. Plante said attendance has been steady for several

Generating units at the Fort Peck Powerhouse have returned to service following an incident and localized fire late Thursday evening, Sept. 3. At approximately 10:30 p.m., an incident involving a large grass fire occurred outside the powerhouse facility. All on-duty personnel were safely evacuated and accounted for, with zero injuries reported. Emergency containment operations were initiated

Scott Johnson was recenlty promoted to branch manager of Stockman Bank Plentywood. Johnson’s responsibilities include overseeing bank operations, management and employee supervision, commercial and consumer lending and construction lending. “We’re excited to have Scott lead our team in Plentywood,” said Wade Whiteman, Sidney market president. “Scott’s years of experience serving

My Life with Wolves by Rick McIntyre is a current non-fiction that has been added to our collection. This author is a retired park ranger and has authored other books about wolves for adults and children. His style of observation of these wolf packs is unique and stands him in good stead for other areas of his life. This latest book focuses on the pack of Yellowstone and the Wolf 907. His observations

A free youth outdoor skills event is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 15, from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Glasgow Trap Club for any youth aged 10 and older. Parents or other mentors planning to hunt with the youth are expected to attend as well. Note that participants don’t have to be at the event exactly at 4:30 p.m. Organizers are aware that after school sports activities are going on, so participants