22 January 2020
Froid/Lake Girls Take Down Fairview, Fairview Boys Defeat Froid/Lake
Froid/Lake's girls’ basketball squad stepped up its game down the stretch to fight off Fairview, 53-51, on the road on Friday night, Jan. 17.
The Red Hawks enjoyed a 29-14 half-time advantage, but Fairview took a 45-44 lead when Jadyn Gackle fired in a three-pointer with 5:15 remaining in the contest.
Froid/Lake tied the game on a free throw by Sydney Labatte and moved ahead 47-45 on
Conflict Over Unreleased Medicaid Audit Could Delay State Infrastructure Projects
Montana Free Press
An unreleased audit report that reportedly faults how state government has determined which Montanans are eligible for health-care coverage through Medicaid — a finding that could disrupt infrastructure bonding authorized by lawmakers last year — has Gov. Steve Bullock’s administration at odds with legislative auditors.
Bullock officials, including budget director
Fort Union Welcomes Hart As Superintendent
Alice Hart, an eight-year veteran of the National Park Service and 14-year veteran of federal service, has been selected as the new superintendent of Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site.
Hart most recently served for five years as the director of the General George Patton Museum, a U.S. Army museum at Fort Knox, Ky. She also served as the Bureau of Land Management’s national curator
