As part of his continued efforts to secure America’s borders and combat the flow of fentanyl to Montana, U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., pressed Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on the administration’s plan to stop illicit drug trafficking during a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing.
Tester specifically questioned Secretary Mayorkas on whether drug cartels
As part of his continued efforts to secure America’s borders and combat the flow of fentanyl to Montana, U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., pressed Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on the administration’s plan to stop illicit drug trafficking during a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing.
Tester specifically questioned Secretary Mayorkas on whether drug cartels
According to the National Children’s Center for Rural and Agriculture Health and Safety 2022 Fact Sheet, about every three days a child dies in an ag-related accident. Every day, 33 children are injured in an ag-related accident, yet 79 percent of those injuries aren’t from working when the injury occurred. The top ag-related fatalities and injuries involved transportation type machinery, including
According to the National Children’s Center for Rural and Agriculture Health and Safety 2022 Fact Sheet, about every three days a child dies in an ag-related accident. Every day, 33 children are injured in an ag-related accident, yet 79 percent of those injuries aren’t from working when the injury occurred. The top ag-related fatalities and injuries involved transportation type machinery, including
Culbertson FFA 2023 state degree recipients Alicyn Ator (left-right), Kobe Nickoloff, Justice Bengochea, and Carl Donaldson pose with advisor Logan Nickoloff.
(Photo by Wendy Nickoloff)
Culbertson FFA 2023 state degree recipients Alicyn Ator (left-right), Kobe Nickoloff, Justice Bengochea, and Carl Donaldson pose with advisor Logan Nickoloff.
(Photo by Wendy Nickoloff)
A group of investors, a coalition of companies and the Fort Peck Indian Community are making a multi-billion bid to make Montana an early leader in hydrogen energy in a project that would make a new facility carbon neutral and add hundreds of jobs when completed.
CYAN H2, led by principals John Mues and Ray Johnson of Montana, are moving ahead with a partnership with the Fort Peck tribes that
A group of investors, a coalition of companies and the Fort Peck Indian Community are making a multi-billion bid to make Montana an early leader in hydrogen energy in a project that would make a new facility carbon neutral and add hundreds of jobs when completed.
CYAN H2, led by principals John Mues and Ray Johnson of Montana, are moving ahead with a partnership with the Fort Peck tribes that
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