Members attending the Wolf Point Community Organization’s meeting on Monday, June 16, seem to agree that the organization purchasing swim passes to use the Wolf Point pool isn’t their preference at this time. Officials reported that it was decided during an executive meeting to “hold off” of purchasing swim pool passes for eligible children. They expressed a frustration regarding hours

During District Court hearings on Wednesday, June 11, Jesus Avitia of Colorado was sentenced to two years in Montana State Prison, with no time suspended, for criminal possession of dangerous drugs by District Judge Benjamin Fosland. The sentence was based on a joint plea agreement. Defense attorney RJ Dieken noted that Avitia has blue collar job skills, is a parent to a one-year-old and has

Young farmers and ranchers are crucial to the future of food and fiber production. Events like the Montana Farm Bureau Summer Conference offer them a vital opportunity to learn new farming practices and network with peers from across the state. Monday, June 9, was dedicated to YF& R Day, featuring insightful tours and a productive committee meeting. Participants explored the Montana State

Local organizers urge residents to attend the Montana Shakespeare in the Park’s performance in Wolf Point on Friday, June 27. As You Like It will be presented starting at 6:30 p.m. at the park west of Faith Home on Johnson Street. Organizers Barbara Olson and Vivian Schultz said there is no charge to attend the event because of the great support received from businesses and other supporters.

The Montana Department of Justice’s Office of Consumer Protection is warning Montanans of fraudulent text messages from scammers claiming to be from the Montana Motor Vehicle Division and asking the recipients to pay fines or traffic tickets. MVD does not send texts asking for money for unpaid tickets or toll road fees. To pressure recipients into providing their personal information and/or

Junior Camp began Sunday, June 15, and the speaker is Arlen Lundberg. He uses chalk drawing to illustrate his messages. Duane Giddis will be the Bible teacher for the mornings. Teen camp, June 8-14, was directed by Seth Runner. Norman Teichroew led the camp staff devotions and Corey Hull was the camp speaker. Corban and Abby Eberle led the worship times, in music. Thank you! Our community had

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is celebrating 20 years since opening the Fort Peck Dam Interpretive Center and Museum in Fort Peck on Saturday, June 21. In addition, the Montana Dinosaur Trail also turns 20 this year. The Interpretive Center will be open Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Activities begin with powerhouse tours at 9:30 a.m. and continue hourly. Food for purchase will be available

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks’ Region 6 Citizen Advisory Council will meet from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesday, June 25, at the FWP Region 6 headquarters conference room in Glasgow. The public is welcome to attend. In the morning, FWP Helena staff will share new legislative changes that involve FWP, and answer any questions on these or other related topics. In addition, there

The Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board held its regular meeting June 9. The board approved the Fort Peck Manufacturing Board of Directors’ request for funding from the finance committee in the amount of $123,000 via the revolving loan fund needed in order to cover specific past expenses and continued operations until all contracts dry up. The board voted to accept funding in the amount of