The Department of Public Health and Human Services has confirmed that a man from Richland County has been diagnosed with hantavirus. According to DPHHS, the individual contracted the illness while working out of state where he had occupational exposure to mice. The man was hospitalized but is now at home recovering. Hantavirus infections are relatively rare in the U.S. and in Montana. Early symptoms

Montana State University Extension, in partnership with AARP Montana, will offer a four-part estate and legacy planning webinar series. Wisdom Wednesdays began April 14 and take place monthly from 10 to 11 a.m. online. Marsha Goetting, MSU Extension family economics specialist, said this series was created due to the level of interest in the Tuesday Tips series, which ran January through February.

simply did what he thought had to be done to help them. Jason was a true hero in every sense of the word. His actions that day weren’t out of character, either — stories abound of the times Jason sacrificed his own well-being to help others. Wolf Point is a small, tight-knit community and tragedies like this hit us all hard. Most of us knew Jason, so our hearts really go out to his family during