Working Past 65? Here’s How Medicare Fits In Many adults choose to work past age 65 or are covered by a spouse’s employer insurance which raises important questions about how Medicare works alongside group health plans. The good news is you have options and understanding them can help you avoid gaps in coverage or costly late penalties. If you’re still working and have health coverage

Montana’s Clean Indoor Act was upgraded to expand the Clean Indoor Air Act to include e-cigarettes, vapes and similar devices. May 2025, the Montana Legislature passed a bill that added e-cigarettes (vapes) to our states long-standing smokefree law. That means vaping is now banned in the same public spaces where traditional smoking is already prohibited – like restaurants, workplaces and public

MSU Extension’s Mobile Memory Café, led by program manager Lisa Brachwitz, will host two free drop in Dementia education events. The first session will take place at the Wolf Point Senior Services Center, followed by a second session at the Culbertson Senior Citizens Center offering community members an opportunity to learn more about dementia and caregiving resources. The program offers

The Montana COOL Coalition is urging the Senate Ag Committee to reinstate mandatory Country Of Origin Labeling. According to the coalition, the Farm Bill mark up is anticipated to take place between July 13 and Aug. 7. “The U.S. Senate has a genuine opportunity to provide U.S. cattle farmers and ranchers the opportunity to compete in their domestic market and consumers the right to choose

Bismarck State College announces the president’s honor roll for the spring 2026 semester. The following area students have maintained at least a 3.50 GPA on a 4.00 scale while enrolled in at least 12 semester hours of classes and qualify for the BSC President’s Honor Roll. Jahrone Kendall, Poplar* Edward Morris Jr., Culbertson* An asterisk designates a 4.00 GPA.