12 February 2026

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MMIP Program Remembers Local Men

MMIP Program Remembers Local Men


The Frazer community remembered two individuals tragically lost during its Missing or Murdered Indigenous Persons’ night held on Tuesday, Feb. 3. Families were honored in memory of Stan Moran Jr. and Gifford Standing. Basketball team representatives presented family members with quilts during a program between the boys’ and girls’ games involving Frazer and Nashua. “Gifts of giving

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Wolf Point Schools Holds History Day Showcase For Students

Wolf Point Schools Holds History Day Showcase For Students


Wolf Point held its first ever showcase for the National History Day program on Tuesday, Feb. 3. Wolf Point Junior High School Principal Tara Thomas said the day was successful with a good amount of enthusiasm for the new program. Thomas said 88 students took part in the program, which was for seventh-grade students and high school juniors. The 36 projects featured mainly exhibits but there

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Blount Makes Strong Recovery  After Transplant Surgery

Blount Makes Strong Recovery After Transplant Surgery


In mid-July of 2025, George Blount was busy cleaning graves in Oswego. He wasn’t aware that he was missing a phone call that would change his life. Once he experienced better cell service, he finally received a call from his wife, Candy, telling him that the hospital in Fargo, N.D., had a kidney ready for his transplant surgery. With their bags already packed, the Blounts were ready to make

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Threatening Charge Dropped  During Orozco Hearing

Threatening Charge Dropped During Orozco Hearing


More than 20 Froid residents traveled to the Missouri River Courthouse in Great Falls for the second time in as many weeks to show support for Roberto Orozco-Ramirez and his family at a hearing in U.S. District Court on Monday, Feb. 9. Orozco faces one charge of Illegal Reentry to the U.S., which carries a possible penalty of two years in prison and a $250,000 fine. He pleaded not guilty. A

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Diabetes Program Raises Awareness

Diabetes Program Raises Awareness


To raise awareness, the Fort Peck Tribal Diabetes Program rolled out the blue carpet for blue night at the Wolf Point at Poplar basketball games on Friday, Feb. 6. Members of the program handed out free blue T-shirts at the games. “Blue night encourages people to wear blue,” Mary Follette, CNA outreach for the program, said. “We’re just trying to get our program out there so people