20 August 2026

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40 Years Later, Visitor Still Loves Area

40 Years Later, Visitor Still Loves Area


It was 40 years ago that Mark Boddicker made a stop in Wolf Point and was so incredibly impressed that he often spoke about the time with family members. Last week, Boddicker, 80, and his 40-year-old son Andrew spent time in Wolf Point to take in the treasures of northeastern Montana. Mark explains that in the mid 1980s he needed to travel from Iowa to Medicine Hat to make an agricultural

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NEMHS Charitable Foundation Wins Grant

NEMHS Charitable Foundation Wins Grant


Thanks to a grant recently received from the Roosevelt County Community Foundation, the Northeast Montana Health Services Charitable Foundation can now fulfill one of its promises to Northeast Montana Health Services this year – to purchase a medical grade lab chair for the Poplar Laboratory. The $1,078 price tag on the chair may sound pricey, but health facilities are often required to use

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History Conference

History Conference


Area educators (from left) Amber Llewellyn (Glasgow School), Lyndsey Young (Poplar Schools), April Wills (Culbertson School), Jacob Boysun (Wolf Point Junior High) and Mary Zuchowski( Frazer School) plan their school’s participation in National History Day during Montana’s Summer Institute in Great Falls last week. (Photo submitted)

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Downing Meets With TEB In Poplar

Downing Meets With TEB In Poplar


Congressman Troy Downing visited with members of the Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board in Poplar on Thursday, Aug. 13. The Congressman was traveling through eastern Montana as part of his district work period and wanted to meet directly with Fort Peck Tribal leadership to hear about the issues affecting the reservation. The meeting focused on veterans’ access to health care and housing, industry

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