To the Editor, Our little Triangle Park is located right smack in the heart of our little town. It’s a beautiful spot, already set up with a beautiful lawn (with an automatic sprinkling system) and big, beautiful trees that give a lot of shade in the summer time. I believe (but am not sure) the city does the mowing. Beautification volunteers keep the area on the west end of the park looking

U.S. Sen. Steve Daines, Sen. Tim Sheehy, U.S. Rep, Ryan Zinke and Rep. Troy Downing last week sent a letter to the Montana State Legislature expressing strong support for establishing American Rodeo as Montana’s official state sport in recognition of its cultural and historical significance for Montanans. “We write to express our strong support for establishing American Rodeo as Montana’s

Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte’s administration is reviving efforts to do away with a panel that hears appeals from people who were denied public assistance to afford basics such as food and health care. The effort, billed as a way to reduce red tape in government, would leave district court as the only option outside of the state health department for people to fight officials’ rejections

Gov. Greg Gianforte has announced a $4 million investment for the University of Montana and Carroll College to support startup costs to launch Physician Assistant and Occupational Therapy doctorate programs. UM is in the process of launching both an OT doctorate and a PA program and Carroll plans to launch a PA program. “For far too long, Montana has kicked the can down the road instead

Gross lodging tax revenue continues to steadily increase for Missouri River Country locations, according to figures from the State of Montana. The region of Missouri River Country includes the counties of Daniels, Garfield, McCone, Roosevelt, Richland, Phillips, Sheridan and Valley. Carla Hunsley, executive director for Missouri River Country, said the lodging figures were up by 5 percent

Representatives of the Wolf Point Education Association presented proposals to Wolf Point School Board trustees during a negotiations meeting held on Tuesday, Jan. 28. Salary schedule proposals include an 8 percent increase to the base salary for the 2025-2026 school year. The increase would put the base salary at $39,493. The proposal also includes an additional 4 percent increase for 2026-2027