Democrat Raph Graybill visited Wolf Point’s Sherman Inn Sunday, Feb. 16. The candidate for attorney general has pledged to back Montanans on health care prices, in the fight against methamphetamine and for clean, open government. Campaign spokesman Tyler Campbell told the Northern Plains Independent that the meeting in Wolf Point was attended by legislators, community activists, faith

Roosevelt County Attorney Austin Knudsen told the Northern Plains Independent that he’s confident about his bid for attorney general, despite being out-fundraised in combined totals by primary opponent Jon Bennion. He said the numbers aren’t indicative of overall support. “He [Bennion] got into the race before I did,” said Knudsen. “We’re doing about the same quarter-to-quarter.”

By James Walling William Henry, a motivational speaker, author and coach, has been invited back to town by the Wolf Point School District to talk to students and staff about empowerment and anti-bullying efforts. He visited with district students and staff earlier this year. School superintendent Loverty Erickson told the Northern Plains Independent that Henry will help address issues raised