Montana’s media members heard about the increasing dangers of cyber attacks and ransomware during a video conference featuring FBI special agent in charge Dennis Rice last week. “Cyber security is truly national security,” Rice of the Salt Lake City office noted. The ic3 website, www.ic3.gov, analyzes data submitted to identify emerging threats and trends. Rice said that of the cases

For their first resolutions of the 2023 fiscal year, Roosevelt County Commissioners approved two water and wastewater projects. Wolf Point requested $425,000 in ARPA funds for phase 1 of the wastewater rehabilitation project. The project is for the replacement of sewer collection mains in Second Avenue South and the rehabilitation using cured-in-place pipe in sewer mains adjacent to Second

Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce officials said both the Wolf Point Brewfest and Wild Horse Stampede were successful this summer. Jeff Presser, a director for the Chamber, said attendance was 175 and profit was $3,339 for the Brewfest. He noted the band was good and that the event will take place again next year. As far as concession sales for the Stampede, Presser said it was an average

With a little more than a month before the start of the school year, the Wolf Point School District is still advertising for many teaching positions. In last week’s newspaper, the list of advertised openings included a kindergarten teacher, two 1-3 grade elementary teachers, an elementary special education teacher, two physical education teachers, two fourth-sixth grade teachers, a Native American