Judge Michael G. Moses has ruled in favor of attorney Janet Christoffersen in her request for a preliminary injunction barring Roosevelt County from any action prohibiting her from performing the duties of county attorney.
Moses wrote that Christoffersen is reinstated as the interim Roosevelt County attorney with all the responsibilities and benefits of that office until such time as the commissioners
Judge Michael G. Moses has ruled in favor of attorney Janet Christoffersen in her request for a preliminary injunction barring Roosevelt County from any action prohibiting her from performing the duties of county attorney.
Moses wrote that Christoffersen is reinstated as the interim Roosevelt County attorney with all the responsibilities and benefits of that office until such time as the commissioners
Roosevelt County is hopeful that a new Extension agent can be hired in a timely fashion for the family consumer science and 4-H youth development agent position.
The opening occurred when Ardis Oelkers retired after serving for 34 years as the family consumer science and 4-H youth development agent for Roosevelt County.
Roosevelt County Commissioner Gordon Oelkers explains that Montana State
Roosevelt County is hopeful that a new Extension agent can be hired in a timely fashion for the family consumer science and 4-H youth development agent position.
The opening occurred when Ardis Oelkers retired after serving for 34 years as the family consumer science and 4-H youth development agent for Roosevelt County.
Roosevelt County Commissioner Gordon Oelkers explains that Montana State
Thank your emergency responders. Wolf Point Police Department
Thank your emergency responders. Wolf Point Police Department
Wolf Point High School students were fortunate to receive a performance from the Montana Shakespeare in the Schools program on Thursday, Oct. 12.
“It’s going well. The first week is exciting,” program member Brett Garrett said.
During the opening week, the tour visited schools in Bozeman, Sidney, Plentywood, Scobey and Wolf Point. By the end of the year, the actors will have performed
Wolf Point High School students were fortunate to receive a performance from the Montana Shakespeare in the Schools program on Thursday, Oct. 12.
“It’s going well. The first week is exciting,” program member Brett Garrett said.
During the opening week, the tour visited schools in Bozeman, Sidney, Plentywood, Scobey and Wolf Point. By the end of the year, the actors will have performed
The Wolf Point School board unanimously approved the first reading of a policy change during its meeting held on Monday, Oct. 9.
The proposed change is adding the use of metal-detecting wands or scanners, vape sensors and alcohol testers to the school district’s searches and seizure policy.
Superintendent David Perkins explained that wands are nice tools because when there’s a mass problem,
The Wolf Point School board unanimously approved the first reading of a policy change during its meeting held on Monday, Oct. 9.
The proposed change is adding the use of metal-detecting wands or scanners, vape sensors and alcohol testers to the school district’s searches and seizure policy.
Superintendent David Perkins explained that wands are nice tools because when there’s a mass problem,
