Prosecutors in the Montana Attorney General’s Office charged a Sheridan County man with 25 felony counts of sexual assault and drug related charges for his abuse of five juvenile girls, Attorney General Austin Knudsen announced last week. Ivan Edward Greenwell, 40, is facing four counts of incest, three counts of sexual abuse of children, five counts of criminal distribution of dangerous drugs,

Felony theft charges against Wolf Point Fire Chief Clint Bushman were recently dismissed in Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes Tribal Court, but the charges are anticipated to be refiled. As of June 22, no hearings for Bushman were on the court’s schedule. Bushman has been on administrative leave since February. According to court documents, Wolf Point Mayor Chris Dschaak informed

On the urging of Montana Democratic Party treasurer Lance FourStar, the Wolf Point Community Organization approved a resolution on June 15 to express their opposition against the proposed Bridger pipeline. The pipeline is proposed to impact nine counties in Montana and transport about 550,000 barrels of Canadian oil daily. The preferred route stretches from north of Malta, runs north of the

Area residents can stay informed during emergencies by signing up for the Roosevelt County/Fort Peck Tribes emergency alert program. This system allows o_cials to quickly deliver critical information during emergencies and other time-sensitive situation including: • Wildfires • Road Closures • Missing persons alert • Building or neighborhood evacuations • Other

Roosevelt County commissioners approved an agreement with the Montana Association of Counties for IT services. The county received the resignation from Jenna Presser as IT director in late May. Commissioner Robert Toavs said the service will cost $7,500 a month. Coverage will include support access, e-mail security and managing wifi. “Hopefully, this is a shortterm deal and we can