06 April 2023

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Parents and grandparents, teachers and ….

Parents and grandparents, teachers and ….


Parents and grandparents, teachers and friends gathered Wednesday, March 29, at the Lustre Christian High School gymnasium for the Awana Awards night that ends their year. Commander Dawson Olfert welcomed everyone and reviewed the principles of Awana’s memorization program and explaining that “Awana stands for ‘Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed’ from II Timothy 2:15. Jennifer Zerbe, with

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Wolf Point Baseball Group Excited For Upcoming Season

Wolf Point Baseball Group Excited For Upcoming Season


Players interested in Babe Ruth and American Legion baseball got the opportunity to meet coaches and other Wolf Point Baseball Association board members during a social at the Tavern on Wednesday, March 29. Association president Emily Bouta said officials are looking forward to a great season of baseball in Wolf Point. She noted the off season has been a positive one with fund-raising efforts

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Fort Peck Tribes, Investors Propose Hydrogen Project

Fort Peck Tribes, Investors Propose Hydrogen Project


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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American Prairie Purchases Wild Horse

American Prairie Purchases Wild Horse


American Prairie, formerly APR, has purchased a large property on the eastern border of the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation in Phillips County. The nearly 5,000-acre property comprises 3,075 deeded acres and leased acres near Dodson. In addition to Fort Belknap, the property also borders the Fish and Wildlife’s Korsbeck Waterfowl Production Area. The purchase brings American Prairie’s