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National Guard Conducts Cybersecurity Training

The Montana National Guard’s Defensive Cyber Operations Element provided a day of training and familiarization to students, and a report of Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency Cyber Resilience Review Self-Assessment and Innovative Readiness Training to Montana State University faculty, staff, students and guard leadership, Sept. 5-6, at MSU. The DCOE has been working with

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National Guard Conducts Cybersecurity Training

The Montana National Guard’s Defensive Cyber Operations Element provided a day of training and familiarization to students, and a report of Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency Cyber Resilience Review Self-Assessment and Innovative Readiness Training to Montana State University faculty, staff, students and guard leadership, Sept. 5-6, at MSU. The DCOE has been working with

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Posted on September 19, 2024

Healthy Mind Event Provides Support

The Healthy Mind and Emotions seminar, presented by Fort Peck Tribal Health, featured encouraging words from former NBA player Darnell Jackson in Poplar on Wednesday, Sept. 11. Jackson, who played in the NBA for four years and overseas for 11 more years, talked about the importance of being prepared mentally and being committed to a positive lifestyle. He explained that he was addicted to

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Healthy Mind Event Provides Support

The Healthy Mind and Emotions seminar, presented by Fort Peck Tribal Health, featured encouraging words from former NBA player Darnell Jackson in Poplar on Wednesday, Sept. 11. Jackson, who played in the NBA for four years and overseas for 11 more years, talked about the importance of being prepared mentally and being committed to a positive lifestyle. He explained that he was addicted to

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Posted on September 19, 2024

Tester Secures Funds For Domestic Violence Shelters

As part of his continued effort to support survivors of violence, U.S. Senator Jon Tester secured $3,657,090 in funding to maintain and enhance crime victim services in Montana. The funding comes from the Victims of Crime Act and is awarded to support local community- based domestic violence shelters, child advocacy centers, and other service providers across Montana. As a senior member of the

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Tester Secures Funds For Domestic Violence Shelters

As part of his continued effort to support survivors of violence, U.S. Senator Jon Tester secured $3,657,090 in funding to maintain and enhance crime victim services in Montana. The funding comes from the Victims of Crime Act and is awarded to support local community- based domestic violence shelters, child advocacy centers, and other service providers across Montana. As a senior member of the

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Posted on September 19, 2024

Commission On Practices Says Charges Against Knudsen Can Continue

The oversight body charged with disciplinary complaints of Montana’s lawyers have completely rejected Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen’s claims that he shouldn’t be subject to discipline because of his political position, or that they violate the separation of powers between branches of government. This means that 41 charges of violating the rules of professional practice, which

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Commission On Practices Says Charges Against Knudsen Can Continue

The oversight body charged with disciplinary complaints of Montana’s lawyers have completely rejected Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen’s claims that he shouldn’t be subject to discipline because of his political position, or that they violate the separation of powers between branches of government. This means that 41 charges of violating the rules of professional practice, which

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Posted on September 19, 2024

Berg Commissioned As New Trooper

The Montana Highway Patrol commissioned three new troopers at a graduation ceremony in Helena on Friday. Attorney General Austin Knudsen and MHP Colonel Kurt Sager addressed the new troopers prior to their badge pinning and taking the oath of office. The new troopers include Poplar’s Harlee Berg with an initial duty station of Glendive. “Their training has prepared the new troopers for

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Berg Commissioned As New Trooper

The Montana Highway Patrol commissioned three new troopers at a graduation ceremony in Helena on Friday. Attorney General Austin Knudsen and MHP Colonel Kurt Sager addressed the new troopers prior to their badge pinning and taking the oath of office. The new troopers include Poplar’s Harlee Berg with an initial duty station of Glendive. “Their training has prepared the new troopers for

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Posted on September 19, 2024

Auditors Say OPI May Have Misspent $67 Million

State auditors told Montana lawmakers that they’ve uncovered more than $67 million in questionable spending of federal pass-through money in the state’s education department, including one district that bought massage chairs for the teachers lounge. And as auditors reviewed the findings which, in some cases, were so incomplete that they couldn’t determine if federal law was even being

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Auditors Say OPI May Have Misspent $67 Million

State auditors told Montana lawmakers that they’ve uncovered more than $67 million in questionable spending of federal pass-through money in the state’s education department, including one district that bought massage chairs for the teachers lounge. And as auditors reviewed the findings which, in some cases, were so incomplete that they couldn’t determine if federal law was even being

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Posted on September 19, 2024

Commerce Announces Application Period For Grants

The Montana Department of Commerce announced today that the application period for the Economic Impact and Destination Event Grant Program is now open. This State-funded grant program helps Montana communities with new and destination events to increase tourism by regional, national and international visitors, to promote Montana’s unique attributes and to generate additional community revenue.

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Commerce Announces Application Period For Grants

The Montana Department of Commerce announced today that the application period for the Economic Impact and Destination Event Grant Program is now open. This State-funded grant program helps Montana communities with new and destination events to increase tourism by regional, national and international visitors, to promote Montana’s unique attributes and to generate additional community revenue.

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Posted on September 19, 2024

Smith Visits UM

University of Montana President Seth Bodnar (left) welcomes Montana’s seven community college presidents on Friday, Sept. 13, at the Payne Family Native American Center in Missoula. New Fort Peck Community College President Craig Smith (second from right) was on hand to mark the occasion. (Photo by Clover Anaquod)

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Smith Visits UM

University of Montana President Seth Bodnar (left) welcomes Montana’s seven community college presidents on Friday, Sept. 13, at the Payne Family Native American Center in Missoula. New Fort Peck Community College President Craig Smith (second from right) was on hand to mark the occasion. (Photo by Clover Anaquod)

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Posted on September 19, 2024

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Wolf Point Drops Football Game In Fairfield

After a scoreless first quarter, Wolf Point lost at Fairfield by a 38-14 final on Friday, Sept. 13. The Eagles were inside the Wolf Point 10 at the start of the second quarter, but a deflected pass was intercepted by Jesse Reed in the end zone to end the threat. Fairfield, however, then came up with an interception of its own at the Wolf Point seven. A pass was good for a touchdown to put

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Wolf Point Drops Football Game In Fairfield

After a scoreless first quarter, Wolf Point lost at Fairfield by a 38-14 final on Friday, Sept. 13. The Eagles were inside the Wolf Point 10 at the start of the second quarter, but a deflected pass was intercepted by Jesse Reed in the end zone to end the threat. Fairfield, however, then came up with an interception of its own at the Wolf Point seven. A pass was good for a touchdown to put

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Posted on September 19, 2024

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National Guard Conducts Cybersecurity Training

National Guard Conducts Cybersecurity Training

Healthy Mind Event Provides Support

Healthy Mind Event Provides Support

Tester Secures Funds For Domestic Violence Shelters

Tester Secures Funds For Domestic Violence Shelters

Commission On Practices Says Charges Against Knudsen Can Continue

Commission On Practices Says Charges Against Knudsen Can Continue

Berg Commissioned As New Trooper

Berg Commissioned As New Trooper

Auditors Say OPI May Have Misspent $67 Million

Auditors Say OPI May Have Misspent $67 Million

Commerce Announces Application Period For Grants

Commerce Announces Application Period For Grants

Smith Visits UM

Smith Visits UM

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Wolf Point Drops Football Game In Fairfield

Wolf Point Drops Football Game In Fairfield

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