A bill that would implement accountability measures into a unique Montana law that requires the state’s public schools to create and teach Indigenous history is so far making its way through the Legislature with noticeable support. The bill, as sponsored by state Rep. Jonathan Windy Boy, D-Box Elder, proposes stronger accountability into Indian Education for All, a requirement embedded into

The popular Montana Farmers Union Women’s Conference is expanding this spring to include a second event in eastern Montana. Registration is now open for the inaugural MFU Eastern Montana Women’s Conference to be held March 31-April 1 in Sidney. “The women’s conference is a low-cost event, and you will make new friends and learn new things not only about the area and the agriculture

A new planning tool was announced last week by the Montana Wildlife and Transportation Partnership, aimed to help local groups identify areas of greatest need for decreasing wildlife-vehicle collisions and improving wildlife movement across state highways. The Montana Wildlife and Transportation Partnership is a collaborative group of representatives from the Montana Department of Transportation,

Wrestlers from the Wolf Point Club placed at the Glendive Folkstyle Invitational during the weekend. Results included the following: Tots: Archer Higgins, third; Kwynn Paulson, first; Andrew Matthews, first; Oliver Frigon, second; Aviana Berglee, third; Ka’Anuhea Villaluz, second. Bantam: Tenzin Gonzales, third; Deacon Halverson, fifth; Ty Toews, sixth; Jeremiah Wetsit, sixth; Luke

Based on ballots from coaches, the All-Tournament team for the Eastern C boys’ basketball tournament has been selected. Fairview’s senior Hunter Sharbono was voted the most valuable player of the tournament. Also selected to the first team were Lustre Christian’s senior Elijah Lenihan, Lustre Christian’s junior Cayden Klatt, Froid/Lake’s junior Mason Dethman and Fairview’s junior

North Country’s junior Paige Wasson was selected the most valuable player for the Eastern C divisional girls’ basketball tournament by tourney coaches. Also selected to the first team were North Country’s junior Teagan Erickson, Plentywood’s senior Emma Brensdal, Plentywood’s sophomore Mallory Tommerup and Scobey’s sophomore Kaytie Aanstad. Selected to the second team were Scobey’s