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Man Faces Charge Of Assault Of Peace Officer

Theodore James Crowe is facing three charges including the felony count of assault of a peace officer after an incident in Culbertson on Aug. 27. Misdemeanor charges are assault and disorderly conduct. According to court documents, deputies went to Culbertson after a report of a male running around chasing cars on Broadway Avenue near the county building. Deputies found Crowe laying near

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Man Faces Charge Of Assault Of Peace Officer

Theodore James Crowe is facing three charges including the felony count of assault of a peace officer after an incident in Culbertson on Aug. 27. Misdemeanor charges are assault and disorderly conduct. According to court documents, deputies went to Culbertson after a report of a male running around chasing cars on Broadway Avenue near the county building. Deputies found Crowe laying near

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Posted on September 11, 2025

State Submits Application To Strengthen Medicaid Expansion

Gov. Greg Gianforte and Department of Public Health and Human Services director Charlie Brereton have announced Montana submitted a proposed 1115 Medicaid Demonstration waiver application to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to strengthen the state’s Medicaid expansion program. The waiver, named the Health and Economic Livelihood Partnership Demonstration, seeks to require community

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State Submits Application To Strengthen Medicaid Expansion

Gov. Greg Gianforte and Department of Public Health and Human Services director Charlie Brereton have announced Montana submitted a proposed 1115 Medicaid Demonstration waiver application to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to strengthen the state’s Medicaid expansion program. The waiver, named the Health and Economic Livelihood Partnership Demonstration, seeks to require community

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Posted on September 11, 2025

Law Enforcement Captures Martell

Dante Royal Martell was captured by the Fort Peck Tribes Law and Justice, Wolf Point City Police and Bureau of Indian Affairs Division of Drug Enforcement on Wednesday, Sept. 3. On the early morning hours of Monday, Aug. 25, law enforcement received a report of an individual on a four-wheeler that drove by others in front of a residence on the south side housing area of Wolf Point. The driver

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Law Enforcement Captures Martell

Dante Royal Martell was captured by the Fort Peck Tribes Law and Justice, Wolf Point City Police and Bureau of Indian Affairs Division of Drug Enforcement on Wednesday, Sept. 3. On the early morning hours of Monday, Aug. 25, law enforcement received a report of an individual on a four-wheeler that drove by others in front of a residence on the south side housing area of Wolf Point. The driver

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Posted on September 11, 2025

Senior Listening

Open enrollment for Medicare Part D (pharmacy/ medications) plans is Oct. 15 through Dec. 7. If you decide to change plans, the new plan will start Jan. 1, 2026. To have a part D plan you need to have Part A or B of Medicare. If you are new to Medicare, you can enroll in a Part D plan during your initial enrollment period which is three months before you turn 65, the month of 65 and three months

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Senior Listening

Open enrollment for Medicare Part D (pharmacy/ medications) plans is Oct. 15 through Dec. 7. If you decide to change plans, the new plan will start Jan. 1, 2026. To have a part D plan you need to have Part A or B of Medicare. If you are new to Medicare, you can enroll in a Part D plan during your initial enrollment period which is three months before you turn 65, the month of 65 and three months

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Posted on September 11, 2025

Letter To The Editor

Dear Editor, Hello, I’m Herman Shumway, 95 years old and have lived in Wolf Point my whole life except three years in the Marine Corps. If you check back far enough, you will find the parks were given to the citizens of Wolf Point and not the city council. They were not to be sold. Just beautify our town. Thanks, Herman P.S. “Put the tables back.”

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Letter To The Editor

Dear Editor, Hello, I’m Herman Shumway, 95 years old and have lived in Wolf Point my whole life except three years in the Marine Corps. If you check back far enough, you will find the parks were given to the citizens of Wolf Point and not the city council. They were not to be sold. Just beautify our town. Thanks, Herman P.S. “Put the tables back.”

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Posted on September 11, 2025

Local Troopers Receive Honors

submitted) Two local Montana Highway Patrol troopers recently received Hedstrom Awards for their service. The Hedstrom award is the division’s second highest award. The honor is typically awarded to troopers who attempt to save a life using their first responder skills. The honor is given for going above and beyond the normal call of duty. Area troopers receiving the honor

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Local Troopers Receive Honors

submitted) Two local Montana Highway Patrol troopers recently received Hedstrom Awards for their service. The Hedstrom award is the division’s second highest award. The honor is typically awarded to troopers who attempt to save a life using their first responder skills. The honor is given for going above and beyond the normal call of duty. Area troopers receiving the honor

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Posted on September 11, 2025

Senior Menus

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Sept. 11: Ham, au gratin potatoes, mixed vegetables and dessert. Sept. 16: Porcupine meatballs, mashed potatoes, California medley and dessert. Sept. 18: Wisconsin cheese soup, tuna salad sandwiches and dessert.

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Wolf Point Congregate Meals Sept. 11: Ham, au gratin potatoes, mixed vegetables and dessert. Sept. 16: Porcupine meatballs, mashed potatoes, California medley and dessert. Sept. 18: Wisconsin cheese soup, tuna salad sandwiches and dessert.

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Posted on September 11, 2025

County Budget Increases Slightly From Last Year

Without any major changes from last year’s budget figures, the Roosevelt County Commissioners adopted the 2025-2026 budget during a hearing conducted on Wednesday, Sept. 3. The budget features a slight increase in county wide property taxes. Those increases include $7.39 for a house valued at $100,000, $22.16 for a house valued at $300,000 and $44.30 for a house valued at $600,000. Increases

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County Budget Increases Slightly From Last Year

Without any major changes from last year’s budget figures, the Roosevelt County Commissioners adopted the 2025-2026 budget during a hearing conducted on Wednesday, Sept. 3. The budget features a slight increase in county wide property taxes. Those increases include $7.39 for a house valued at $100,000, $22.16 for a house valued at $300,000 and $44.30 for a house valued at $600,000. Increases

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Posted on September 11, 2025

School Menus

Wolf Point School Sept. 15: Breakfast: Cinnamon roll twists and apples. Lunch: Cheeseburgers, lettuce, tomatoes, applesauce and baked beans. Sept. 16: Breakfast: Granola bars, yogurt, grape juice and applesauce. Lunch: Mexican breakfast skillet, applesauce, carrots, biscuits and sausage gravy. Sept. 17: Breakfast: Cereal, string cheese and cantaloupe. Lunch: Fish sticks, baked fries, broccoli,

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Wolf Point School Sept. 15: Breakfast: Cinnamon roll twists and apples. Lunch: Cheeseburgers, lettuce, tomatoes, applesauce and baked beans. Sept. 16: Breakfast: Granola bars, yogurt, grape juice and applesauce. Lunch: Mexican breakfast skillet, applesauce, carrots, biscuits and sausage gravy. Sept. 17: Breakfast: Cereal, string cheese and cantaloupe. Lunch: Fish sticks, baked fries, broccoli,

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Posted on September 11, 2025

Commissioners Approve Bids For Gravel

The Roosevelt County commissioners accepted two bids for gravel during their meeting held last week. One bid was 40,000 tons at $3.25 per ton plus $1.15 landowner royalty stockpiled north of Poplar for a total of $96,800. The other bid accepted was from Bishop Inc. for 20,000 tons to be crushed and stockpiled at the Picard Pit with a mobilization fee of $15,000 for a total of $125,000. Commissioners

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Commissioners Approve Bids For Gravel

The Roosevelt County commissioners accepted two bids for gravel during their meeting held last week. One bid was 40,000 tons at $3.25 per ton plus $1.15 landowner royalty stockpiled north of Poplar for a total of $96,800. The other bid accepted was from Bishop Inc. for 20,000 tons to be crushed and stockpiled at the Picard Pit with a mobilization fee of $15,000 for a total of $125,000. Commissioners

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Posted on September 11, 2025

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Man Faces Charge Of Assault Of Peace Officer

Man Faces Charge Of Assault Of Peace Officer

State Submits Application To Strengthen Medicaid Expansion

State Submits Application To Strengthen Medicaid Expansion

Law Enforcement Captures Martell

Law Enforcement Captures Martell

Senior Listening

Senior Listening

Letter To The Editor

Letter To The Editor

Local Troopers Receive Honors

Local Troopers Receive Honors

Senior Menus

Senior Menus

County Budget Increases Slightly From Last Year

County Budget Increases Slightly From Last Year

School Menus

School Menus

Commissioners Approve Bids For Gravel

Commissioners Approve Bids For Gravel

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