On Friday evening, the Cascade County Historical Society’s history museum in Great Falls will open a new exhibit on an Indian boarding school that operated near Cascade from the middle of the 19th century to the early 20th century. It’s the History Museum & Research Center’s first major exhibition built around historical records recently donated by a Roman Catholic religious order.

The Fort Kipp Celebration was held Aug. 2123, with a camping day Thursday. Celebration advisor Derrick Long Hair told this newspaper that several high dollar specials attracted visitors from far and wide, including a $2,000 women’s jingle in honor of Abbey Steele, a $3,000 women’s fancy special and a $5,000 men’s fancy dance special in honor of Keaton Armon Lee Longtree. The latter special

The Wolf Point City Council held its regular meeting Aug. 17. Noreen Hohman and the council discussed new tactics employed by the Wolf Point Police Department to control panhandling and public intoxication on city streets. Police Chief Anthony Cambridge answered questions. Public Works director Ed Bach said sink holes need to be filled on Fairweather Street. He added that complaints on Facebook

Monday, Aug. 31, is the deadline for enrolled members of the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes to apply for FEMA disaster assistance for the Dec. 17-18 severe winter storm and straight-line winds. The Fort Peck/FEMA Assistance Center will remain open after Aug. 31 to help update applications, accept and upload required documents, and check on application status. Help is also available for