17 February 2022

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Beware Of Deceptive Mailings  Addressed To New Businesses

Beware Of Deceptive Mailings Addressed To New Businesses


The Montana Secretary of State’s Office is again alerting Montana businesses about a deceptive mailing regarding a Certificate of Existence. The mailing being sent to new businesses is titled “2022 Certificate of Existence Request Form” and includes the business name, address and date of registration. The mailing is not associated with the Montana Secretary of State’s Office. While not required,

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Windchief Named Teaching Scholar

Windchief Named Teaching Scholar


Sweeney “Hawk” Windchief has been recognized by Montana State University for his work to involve graduate students in shaping their course curriculum and desired learning outcomes. He is an associate professor in the Department of Education in MSU’s College of Education, Health and Human Development and is one of two MSU faculty members selected to take part in the state university

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Raining Bird Benefits Teams In Wolf Point

Raining Bird Benefits Teams In Wolf Point


By Bill Vander Weele Wolf Point High School senior Haidyn Raining Bird enjoys being a team player for the Wolves’ athletic teams. Whether being a key player off the bench for Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad or serving as manager for the football program, Raining Bird has definitely been an asset during her senior year. “The team chemistry is amazing,” Raining Bird said

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Spotted Wolf Selected Student Of The Year

Spotted Wolf Selected Student Of The Year


Fort Peck Community College has announced that Miracle Spotted Wolf was selected the Student of the Year for 2021/22. Spotted Wolf embodies the Buffalo Chaser spirit and resiliency, said FPCC officials. “Completing my education will impact the Native American community by showing them if I can do it, so can you. In the community where I live, many single parents and young women raising