Reilly Rees, who is entering his senior year at Wolf Point High School, spent part of his summer increasing his knowledge of another part of the world. Rees experienced life in Mexico during June through the CIEE Global Navigator program. Rees became interested in gaining an international experience after visiting with recent Wolf Point graduate Elliauna Ryan. Rees had the choice of traveling

Grace Wood of Poplar has reached the quarter-final round of the national Taste of Home magazine’s favorite chef contest. Wood, who is a math teacher at Brockton High School, said she entered the contest as a spur of the moment thought. “Something came across my feed, so I thought I would try it,” Wood said. “It’s one of those impulse things, threw my hat into the ring.”

It might seem a long ways from Ireland to Roosevelt County, but Extension agent Michael Mulvey is feeling at home in eastern Montana. Mulvey’s career has been devoted to higher education at the secondary level in Ireland. His experience includes serving as a president of a college in northern Ireland. After his tenure as college president was completed, he came to the United States for a position

As part of the Fort Peck Tribal Health’s Community Wellness Training on Tuesday, July 14, Dr. Adriann Buckles provided a positive regarding mental health wellness. Buckles opened her presentation by talking about the importance of a strong cultural background. Buckles is the founder of Spotted Hail Woman Consulting. She is an enrolled member of the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux tribes.