Eleven Make Brockton Roll
Parent-Teacher conferences were held at the Brockton School April 1. Parents were given the opportunity to confer with teachers and report cards for the third nine-week session were given to the parents.
05 February 2026
Coalition Says No Farm Bill Without Mandatory Beef Labeling
There’s probably nothing more iconic to Montana than boots, cowboy hats, cattle and ranching, something that defines the image of the Treasure State. And there is probably no other blocs of voters that Montana politicians sidle up next to more than ranchers, often copying their dress, down to the belt buckle.
That’s why a coalition of organizations representing the state’s cattlemen and
29 January 2026
Chamber Executive Director Resigns Position
The Wolf Point Area Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture is beginning a search for a new executive director.
Jayden Diener, who has served as the executive director since May 2024, resigned effective at the end of the month. She is moving back to south of Lewistown.
“I’m sad about it,” she said of leaving the position. “I really like the job and care for the people.”
One of
TEB Officials Explain Housing Decisions
After the suspension of the Fort Peck housing board of commissioners was discussed during the December meeting of the Wolf Point Community Organization, many members of the Tribal Executive Board explained their views at the WPCO meeting on Monday, Jan. 19.
Tribal chairman Floyd Azure opened by saying, “There’s misinformation out there.” Azure explained problems began with housing during
Commissioners Discuss Credit Card Usage, Meals
Roosevelt County commissioners conducted a meeting on Thursday, Jan. 22, with elected officials and department heads to discuss credit card policy and meal purchasing. Commissioners said the goal of the meeting was for everyone to be more careful with spending.
Commissioner Robert Toavs explained that commissioners are required to sign off on expenditures from departments and offices. Toavs
