Axel Higgins, 3, receives instruction how to rope from Miss Rodeo Montana Amber LaCross during the Wild Horse Stampede Stick Horse Rodeo at Faith Home on Saturday, July 13.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Axel Higgins, 3, receives instruction how to rope from Miss Rodeo Montana Amber LaCross during the Wild Horse Stampede Stick Horse Rodeo at Faith Home on Saturday, July 13.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Three hearings were held in district court in front of Judge David Cybulski on Wednesday, July 10.
Frank Hank Baker denied all charges during a revocation hearing. Baker is serving a five-year sentence with the Department of Corrections with two years suspended.
The charges claimed that Baker violated the terms of his conditions by not being at the correct residence; lacking employment and
Three hearings were held in district court in front of Judge David Cybulski on Wednesday, July 10.
Frank Hank Baker denied all charges during a revocation hearing. Baker is serving a five-year sentence with the Department of Corrections with two years suspended.
The charges claimed that Baker violated the terms of his conditions by not being at the correct residence; lacking employment and
Bearing in mind recent storms throughout the state, the Montana Department of Agriculture is reminding producers that when there is a hail loss, it is the participating producers’ responsibility to inform the Hail Insurance Program of the loss within 14 days of the storm. Producers can call, email, or mail/fax in their completed loss forms. Applications for State Hail Insurance Policy are available
Bearing in mind recent storms throughout the state, the Montana Department of Agriculture is reminding producers that when there is a hail loss, it is the participating producers’ responsibility to inform the Hail Insurance Program of the loss within 14 days of the storm. Producers can call, email, or mail/fax in their completed loss forms. Applications for State Hail Insurance Policy are available
Indian Health Service employees and area residents, who utilize IHS programs on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, have expressed concerns about a pending handover of responsibility following a July 8 vote by the Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board in Poplar.
The board voted to trigger Public Law 93-638 for the coming fiscal year, bringing some programs under the authority of the Fort Peck Tribes
Indian Health Service employees and area residents, who utilize IHS programs on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, have expressed concerns about a pending handover of responsibility following a July 8 vote by the Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board in Poplar.
The board voted to trigger Public Law 93-638 for the coming fiscal year, bringing some programs under the authority of the Fort Peck Tribes
Incoming Fort Peck Community College President Craig Smith was welcomed at an inauguration ceremony July 9 at the Greet the Dawn Auditorium in Poplar.
The FPCC board of directors hosted the event, which was emceed by Martel Reum.
Smith was introduced by Reum, Adrianne Ricker, Fort Peck Tribal Court Chief Judge Stacie FourStar and TEB member Roxanne Gourneau. The speakers stressed their pride
Incoming Fort Peck Community College President Craig Smith was welcomed at an inauguration ceremony July 9 at the Greet the Dawn Auditorium in Poplar.
The FPCC board of directors hosted the event, which was emceed by Martel Reum.
Smith was introduced by Reum, Adrianne Ricker, Fort Peck Tribal Court Chief Judge Stacie FourStar and TEB member Roxanne Gourneau. The speakers stressed their pride
Native American dancers and the Fort Peck Sioux singers provided a pre-show performance prior to the Thursday night rodeo at the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede on Thursday, July 11.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Native American dancers and the Fort Peck Sioux singers provided a pre-show performance prior to the Thursday night rodeo at the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede on Thursday, July 11.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
The Wolf Point City Council held its regular meeting on Monday, July 15.
Terry Toavs appeared to request a revocable license to encroach up to 12 feet on an easement next to his lot on Dawson Street. City attorney Montana Wilson advised the council to grant the easement and council members approved the request.
The council approved a resolution adopting procedures for 504 and Americans
The Wolf Point City Council held its regular meeting on Monday, July 15.
Terry Toavs appeared to request a revocable license to encroach up to 12 feet on an easement next to his lot on Dawson Street. City attorney Montana Wilson advised the council to grant the easement and council members approved the request.
The council approved a resolution adopting procedures for 504 and Americans
Montana State University Extension’s Local Government Center will provide support to the 43 municipalities and 12 counties in Montana that are participating in the decennial local government review. The MSU Extension Local Government Center will provide training for study commissioners, including a July 24 online training, and support municipalities and counties through the process, according
Montana State University Extension’s Local Government Center will provide support to the 43 municipalities and 12 counties in Montana that are participating in the decennial local government review. The MSU Extension Local Government Center will provide training for study commissioners, including a July 24 online training, and support municipalities and counties through the process, according
Owen Wilcox of Laurel and Ziek Gordon of Bozeman captured top honors at the Montana Governor’s Cup 2024 Walleye Tournament held at Fort Peck during the weekend.
The Wilcox/Gordon team earned first with a final weight of 85.41 pounds including 52.28 pounds on the second day. The team was in seventh place after the first day of fishing.
The Wisconsin team of Joe Okada and Brett King led after
Owen Wilcox of Laurel and Ziek Gordon of Bozeman captured top honors at the Montana Governor’s Cup 2024 Walleye Tournament held at Fort Peck during the weekend.
The Wilcox/Gordon team earned first with a final weight of 85.41 pounds including 52.28 pounds on the second day. The team was in seventh place after the first day of fishing.
The Wisconsin team of Joe Okada and Brett King led after
Competitors take off for their lucky spots during the Governor’s Cup walleye tournament held at Fort Peck on Friday, July 12, and Saturday, July 13. This year, a four-flighted shotgun start was used to allow the water to calm down between each flight of 50 boats.
(Photo by Darla Downs)
Competitors take off for their lucky spots during the Governor’s Cup walleye tournament held at Fort Peck on Friday, July 12, and Saturday, July 13. This year, a four-flighted shotgun start was used to allow the water to calm down between each flight of 50 boats.
(Photo by Darla Downs)
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