Days before the start of fall sports practices and the school year, the Wolf Point School Board approved the hiring of individuals during its monthly meeting held on Monday, Aug. 12. Teachers hired were Alyson Payer for fourth grade and Jaki Harada for high school English. Harada will start her duties on Sept. 30. Paraprofessionals hired were RaShane Walking Eagle and Kalen Stump. Also hired

The Roosevelt County communities of Poplar, Culbertson and Bainville each voted to have a local government review during the primary election in June. The next step was to elect at least three commission members for the study. The deadline for filing for the commission was Monday, Aug. 12. In the three communities, the lone candidate who filed was Darrell Rasmussen of Bainville. Although

Attorney General Austin Knudsen is encouraging Montanans to be on highalert and take measures to protect their identity following reports that billions of records, including social security numbers and other sensitive information, may have been compromised. According to reports, a hacking group USDoD allegedly stole personal records of 2.9 billion people and claims to be selling it online