Fort Peck Community College students will have every tool they need to be successful in an online and hybrid environment this fall when classes resume. Laptops and internet access will be provided for those who need and meet certain criteria. Students will receive training in the new online platform to assure easy transition to online learning. Vocational students will learn in a safe environment

enus Wolf Point Congregate Meals July 23: Chicken fried steaks, mashed potatoes, green beans and dessert. July 28: Turkey and rice soup, biscuits and dessert. July 30: Porcupine meatballs, mashed potatoes, corn and dessert.

Wolf Point Congregate Meals July 23: Chicken fried steaks, mashed potatoes, green beans and dessert. July 28: Turkey and rice soup, biscuits and dessert. July 30: Porcupine meatballs, mashed potatoes, corn and dessert.

With the increase of virus cases and more restrictions announced in Montana, it has been decided to cancel this year’s Sunrise Festival of the Arts in Sidney. The Sunrise Festival of the Arts has been a very positive event in Sidney for nearly 30 years. The festival attracts vendors from throughout Montana as well as neighboring states. It’s a tough decision to cancel the Sunrise Festival

Montana Free Press A Billings judge struck a blow Wednesday, July 8, against a Montana law restricting how mail ballots can be gathered, siding with a coalition of tribes and Native American advocacy organizations that had argued the rule, passed by voters in 2018, suppressed Native voters. The July 7 order, a preliminary injunction, doesn’t bring a lawsuit filed by the Native groups to

The spacious new Gospel Fellowship Church behind Family Dollar just north of U.S. Highway 2 in Wolf Point is putting on a vacation Bible adventure program for youth ages kindergarten through sixth grade this week. Snacks, games, storytelling and live performances on a stage designed to look like a coastal pier were on offer Monday, July 13, through Thursday, July 16, On Friday, July 17, there

ews As we enter into the fikfth month of COVID-19 restrictions at Roosevelt County Aging Services, we continue to wonder along with the rest of the world just when we will be able to return to normal operations. As an entity that provides services to what is considered the most vulnerable of populations, we find ourselves in an even more guarded position than most. At this time, the