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Students Earn Honors At FPCC

Fort Peck Community College announces its president’s list and dean’s list for the fall semester. The president’s list includes full-time students who maintain a 4.0 grade point average or better. President’s list: Autumn Azure, Jaxon Azure, Jaylee Azure, Kristian Azure, Patrick Bad Bear, Francis Bauer, Rebecca Berg, Joseph Bergie Sr., Amiee Jo Black, Lois Black, Nicholas Blount,

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Students Earn Honors At FPCC

Fort Peck Community College announces its president’s list and dean’s list for the fall semester. The president’s list includes full-time students who maintain a 4.0 grade point average or better. President’s list: Autumn Azure, Jaxon Azure, Jaylee Azure, Kristian Azure, Patrick Bad Bear, Francis Bauer, Rebecca Berg, Joseph Bergie Sr., Amiee Jo Black, Lois Black, Nicholas Blount,

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Posted on January 12, 2023

Rosendale Explains House Speaker Votes

GOP l e ad e r Ke v i n McCarthy was voted as the count r y ’ s Speaker of the House on the 15th ballot late Friday, Jan. 6. U.S. Rep. Matt Rosendale, R-Mont., was one of a group of Freedom Caucus who voted for other candidates throughout the process. Rosendale along with five other Republicans voted “present” on Friday night to allow McCarthy to finally be elected Speaker of the House.

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Rosendale Explains House Speaker Votes

GOP l e ad e r Ke v i n McCarthy was voted as the count r y ’ s Speaker of the House on the 15th ballot late Friday, Jan. 6. U.S. Rep. Matt Rosendale, R-Mont., was one of a group of Freedom Caucus who voted for other candidates throughout the process. Rosendale along with five other Republicans voted “present” on Friday night to allow McCarthy to finally be elected Speaker of the House.

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Posted on January 12, 2023

Oelkers Re-Elected As Presiding Officer

Gordon Oelkers was re-elected the presiding officer for the Roosevelt County commissioners during a special meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 3. Commissioner Gary Macdonald made the motion to elect Oeklers as presiding officer. No other nominations were made. Macdonald made the motion to approve Oelkers unanimously. Commissioner Robert Toavs seconded the motion. This will be Oelkers’ third year

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Oelkers Re-Elected As Presiding Officer

Gordon Oelkers was re-elected the presiding officer for the Roosevelt County commissioners during a special meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 3. Commissioner Gary Macdonald made the motion to elect Oeklers as presiding officer. No other nominations were made. Macdonald made the motion to approve Oelkers unanimously. Commissioner Robert Toavs seconded the motion. This will be Oelkers’ third year

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Posted on January 12, 2023

Knudsen Sponsors Bill To Increase Per Diem

House Speaker Pro-Tempore Rhonda Knudsen cited on Friday, Jan. 6, rising housing prices in Helena as reason to raise per diem rates an extra $39 for legislators’ lodging and meals. In a committee meeting, Knudsen said lawmakers were made aware during interim legislative council meetings that legislators coming into the 2023 session were experiencing difficulties obtaining housing. “While

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Knudsen Sponsors Bill To Increase Per Diem

House Speaker Pro-Tempore Rhonda Knudsen cited on Friday, Jan. 6, rising housing prices in Helena as reason to raise per diem rates an extra $39 for legislators’ lodging and meals. In a committee meeting, Knudsen said lawmakers were made aware during interim legislative council meetings that legislators coming into the 2023 session were experiencing difficulties obtaining housing. “While

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Posted on January 12, 2023

County Covers Start Of Year Business

Roosevelt County commissioners took care of beginning of the year business during their meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 3. Commissioners agreed to keep having their regular meetings at 11 a.m. on Tuesdays if county business requires. The weekly agenda will be posted no later than 11 a.m. on Friday. The agendas will be posted on the main hallway bulletin board in the courthouse in Wolf Point and just

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County Covers Start Of Year Business

Roosevelt County commissioners took care of beginning of the year business during their meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 3. Commissioners agreed to keep having their regular meetings at 11 a.m. on Tuesdays if county business requires. The weekly agenda will be posted no later than 11 a.m. on Friday. The agendas will be posted on the main hallway bulletin board in the courthouse in Wolf Point and just

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Posted on January 12, 2023

Wolves Remain Undefeated With Win Over Harlem

Wolf Point’s full-court pressure led the Wolves to a 21-0 start in their 53-23 home boys’ basketball victory over Harlem on Saturday, Jan. 7. The Wolves accounted for 10 of those points during the first 1:09 of play in the conference contest. “Our defense is pretty tough and is still improving,” Wolf Point Coach Cole Hanks said. “We’re still a work in progress in learning how to

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Wolves Remain Undefeated With Win Over Harlem

Wolf Point’s full-court pressure led the Wolves to a 21-0 start in their 53-23 home boys’ basketball victory over Harlem on Saturday, Jan. 7. The Wolves accounted for 10 of those points during the first 1:09 of play in the conference contest. “Our defense is pretty tough and is still improving,” Wolf Point Coach Cole Hanks said. “We’re still a work in progress in learning how to

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Posted on January 12, 2023

Daines Says Report Shows Loss Of Pipeline Jobs

U.S. Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont., stressed the loss of jobs from the cancellation of the Keystone XL Pipeline after the Biden administration released a report regarding the decision. Daines and Sen. Jim Risch, R-Idaho, demanded the report. The Biden administration finally owned up to what we have known all along — killing the Keystone XL pipeline cost good-paying jobs, hurt Montana’s economy

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Daines Says Report Shows Loss Of Pipeline Jobs

U.S. Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont., stressed the loss of jobs from the cancellation of the Keystone XL Pipeline after the Biden administration released a report regarding the decision. Daines and Sen. Jim Risch, R-Idaho, demanded the report. The Biden administration finally owned up to what we have known all along — killing the Keystone XL pipeline cost good-paying jobs, hurt Montana’s economy

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Posted on January 12, 2023

Wolf Point Stops Baker, 53-27

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team accounted for 50 points in the first half and knocked off Baker, 53-27, in home action on Thursday, Jan. 5. The hot-shooting Wolves jumped out to a 21-6 advantage during the opening quarter of action. Kraven Silk led the attack with seven points including a three-pointer in the period. Wolf Point then poured in 29 points in the second quarter for a

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Wolf Point Stops Baker, 53-27

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team accounted for 50 points in the first half and knocked off Baker, 53-27, in home action on Thursday, Jan. 5. The hot-shooting Wolves jumped out to a 21-6 advantage during the opening quarter of action. Kraven Silk led the attack with seven points including a three-pointer in the period. Wolf Point then poured in 29 points in the second quarter for a

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Posted on January 12, 2023

Senior Profile Nickoloff Aims To Build On High School Success

Senior Profile Nickoloff Aims To Build On High School Success Kobe Nickoloff excited many area football fans with his running ability this past fall. In fact, his play earned him All-State recognition. The Culbertson High School senior was fairly pleased on how the Cowboys’ football season went in 2022. “I felt like I could had done better,” Nickoloff said. He was an All-Conference

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Senior Profile Nickoloff Aims To Build On High School Success

Senior Profile Nickoloff Aims To Build On High School Success Kobe Nickoloff excited many area football fans with his running ability this past fall. In fact, his play earned him All-State recognition. The Culbertson High School senior was fairly pleased on how the Cowboys’ football season went in 2022. “I felt like I could had done better,” Nickoloff said. He was an All-Conference

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Posted on January 12, 2023

Poplar Girls Fall Short In Plentywood

Poplar’s girls’ basketball squad lost at Plentywood by a 64-41 final on Tuesday, Jan. 3. Plentywood took a 15-10 lead in the first quarter and held a 30-23 half-time lead. The Wildcats increased the margin to 45-34 in the third quarter and then scored 19 points in the final period. Top scorers for Poplar were Morgen Nordwick with 11, Jazmyn Carrywater with eight and Cammie Martell with

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Poplar Girls Fall Short In Plentywood

Poplar’s girls’ basketball squad lost at Plentywood by a 64-41 final on Tuesday, Jan. 3. Plentywood took a 15-10 lead in the first quarter and held a 30-23 half-time lead. The Wildcats increased the margin to 45-34 in the third quarter and then scored 19 points in the final period. Top scorers for Poplar were Morgen Nordwick with 11, Jazmyn Carrywater with eight and Cammie Martell with

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Posted on January 12, 2023

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Students Earn Honors At FPCC

Students Earn Honors At FPCC

Rosendale Explains House Speaker Votes

Rosendale Explains House Speaker Votes

Oelkers Re-Elected As Presiding Officer

Oelkers Re-Elected As Presiding Officer

Knudsen Sponsors Bill To Increase Per Diem

Knudsen Sponsors Bill To Increase Per Diem

County Covers Start Of Year Business

County Covers Start Of Year Business

Wolves Remain Undefeated With Win Over Harlem

Wolves Remain Undefeated With Win Over Harlem

Daines Says Report Shows Loss Of Pipeline Jobs

Daines Says Report Shows Loss Of Pipeline Jobs

Wolf Point Stops Baker, 53-27

Wolf Point Stops Baker, 53-27

Senior Profile Nickoloff Aims To Build On High School Success

Senior Profile Nickoloff Aims To Build On High School Success

Poplar Girls Fall Short In Plentywood

Poplar Girls Fall Short In Plentywood

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