( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department March 31 through April 6. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) March 31 Jessica Taylor, 44, female, 200 block of Anaconda Street, warrant, municipal court. April 1 Andrew Dschaak, 18, male, 300 block of Knapp Street, minor in possession, tribal court. Darwin

The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 96 calls from March 31 to April 7. The calls included the following: April 1 Deputies responded at 3:07 p.m. to the Val-Am store in Culbertson after a vehicle ran into the east end of the store. The driver provided his license and insurance, and the driver was sober. No one was injured. The Montana Highway Patrol assisted with the call.

Montana farmers who bought state hail insurance in 2024 will receive a 10 percent refund of the premiums they paid. The Montana Board of Hail Insurance approved the refunds after reviewing the actuarial report at its Spring meeting in March. In 2024, the Montana Department of Agriculture issued 262 hail insurance policies covering 308,635 acres in 37 counties. Additionally, at the Montana

Many of the Fort Peck Housing Authority employees didn’t come to work on Monday, March 31, after disagreements with procedures and the news of the termination of executive director Louella Contreras. Tristan Randall, lead construction inspector, said on Sunday, March 30, that he anticipated about 40 of the housing authority’s 50 employees would give notice. He cited the reasons include

The Wolf Point School District’s JOM (Johnson-O’Malley) committee is planning a spring round dance for May 14 from 5-7 p.m. at the powwow grounds. The celebration is for third, sixth, eighth and 12th grade students. “It’s for every grade moving up to a different school,” Mandi Campbell, club secretary, said. Promotional gifts for eighth graders and high school seniors will also

The Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture has decided to go another route with funds through the T-Mobile Hometown Grant. Directors said that due to unforeseen circumstances with the previous plan of improving the Stampede’s grandstand, the new project is a downtown window replacement program. Executive director Jayden Diener is researching window/ glass alternatives to replace

Tribes Declare State Of Emergency In Response To Rise In Youth Suicide, Violence On Monday, March 31, the Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board convened a critical meeting with regional and tribal health and education leaders to address a sharp rise in community emergencies related to suicide ideation and violence – particularly among youth. Present at the meeting were representatives from