of the historical frontier wars to the Vietnam era, these men and women have defended and died for their homeland during peace time and war. These monuments are a humble and perpetual symbol of appreciation to those ancestral and modern day warriors and service people who alongside their non-Indian comrades unselfishly gave their life defending the preservation of freedom. It’s growing list of

The nonpartisan chair of the commission tasked with splitting Montana into two U.S. House districts for the next decade’s worth of federal elections sided with the body’s Republicans Thursday, Nov. 4, to advance a finalist map proposal, a vote that will likely prove the key decision point in a months long process of dividing the state into two congressional districts for the first time since

Fort Peck tribal officials are optimistic that a new tribal security program will result in a decrease of crime throughout the reservation. “The crime rate is getting bad here,” TEB member Terry Rattling Thunder Sr. said. Rattling Thunder was a strong proponent of utilizing ARPA funds to provide increased security to the area. “I’m proud of it. I think it will go a long ways,”

The Title VI Parent Committee elected its officers for the school year during a meeting held in the Wolf Point High School/Junior High library on Tuesday, Nov. 2. Patricia Payne was elected chair. Rob Manning was voted as vice chair. Cheri Nygard was selected secretary. Emily Hamilton was appointed as the teacher representative. Russell Turcotte was selected as student representative. Rob