Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site has announced their annual Living History Weekend dates: Sept. 3-4. Living History volunteers and members from the local Fort Union Muzzle Loader Association will bring history to life through historical dress, demonstrations, crafts, tools, and stories. Saturday from noon - 2 p.m. CDT will feature art programming. Before cameras, copiers and the

Richard Dean Holen of the Poplar/Wolf Point area has been charged with 10 offenses including nine felonies. He is scheduled to make his initial appearance in district court on Sept. 14. The charges include five felony thefts, one theft by common scheme, one misdemeanor theft and three forgery offenses. The felony theft charges filed include: * On July 15, 2021, obtaining control or exerting

Froid School Sept. 5: No School. Labor Day. Sept. 6: Barbecue pulled pork on buns, baked beans, sweet potato fries and fruit. Sept. 7: Roast Beef, mashed potatoes and gravy, buns, vegetables and dessert. Sept. 8: Tater tot casserole, buns and fruit. Sept. 9: Ham and turkey on a croissant, chips, carrot sticks and fruit. *** Culbertson School Sept. 5: No School. Labor Day. Sept.

Alfred Charles Heupel of Culbertson is facing 22 counts of cruelty to animals. He made his initial appearance in Justice Court on Wednesday, Aug. 24. Each of the 22 counts are misdemeanors and allegedly occurred on July 8 or sometime before when the defendant allegedly failed to provide the following animals with food and water of sufficient quantity and quality to sustain normal health.

Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee Chairman Jon Tester, D-Mont. is urging the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to make critical improvements to its Beneficiary Travel reimbursement program to ensure veterans in Montana and across rural America can utilize and access their hard-earned care and benefits. “Montana veterans and caregivers are contacting my office now more than ever to request