Montana State University’s College of Agriculture is seeking nominations for the Outstanding Agricultural Leader award, which will be presented during the annual Celebrate Agriculture Weekend Oct. 21-22 at MSU. The award recognizes individuals, families or businesses that have gone above and beyond for the Montana agricultural industry in the realms of public service, advocacy, production

The Lifespan Respite program is geared toward assisting with planned or emergency care provided to an individual who has a need for support and supervision in order to provide temporary relief to the primary caregiver of that individual. Respite may include in-home care, companionship or outings. How does the Voucher Program work? The program offers financial compensation to a caregiver who

The proposal would put the base salary at $35,973 for 2022-2023, $37,412 for 2023-2024 and $38,908 for 2024-2025. The Wolf Point School District proposed two salary schedules to the Wolf Point Education Association on Tuesday, April 26. The Plan A package offers a 2 percent increase to the base salary for 2022-2023, a 1 percent increase for 2023-2024 and a 1 percent increase for the 2023-2024

ing old-guard political figures, including former Republican Gov. Marc Racicot and Dorothy Bradley, a longtime Democratic lawmaker who narrowly lost to Racicot in the 1992 election for governor. Buchanan, who founded Billings financial planning firm Buchanan Capital, argues there’s “an eight-lane highway” down the middle of Montana politics with plenty of space for an independent candidate

Summer Theatre Offers Complete History Of America Fort Peck Summer Theatre is including The Complete History of America (Abridged) in its seasonal rotation for 2022. According to Fort Peck Fine Arts Council president Jennifer Fewer, their latest show covers “600 years of American history in 6000 seconds!” Performed by actors Taylor Noll, who starred as Percy in last season’s

A Poplar woman suspected of assaulting a toddler on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation admitted to charges last week, U.S. Attorney Leif M. Johnson said. Shelby Loves Him, 23, pleaded guilty on May 16 to an indictment charging her with assault resulting in serious bodily injury and felony child abuse. Loves Him faces a maximum of 10 years in prison, a $250,000 fine and three years of supervised