Most of Montana’s 76 Wildlife Management Areas opened at noon on Wednesday, May 15. The long winter and heavy snowpack have left a limited area for wildlife to forage. With grizzly bear activity increasing, people visiting WMAs should remain vigilant and practice techniques to avoid surprise encounters. Bears, elk and shed-antler hunters will be sharing the same space. Most animals see, hear

On Sunday, May 5, Lustre Christian High School faculty and parents gathered to honor students who were chosen to be inducted into the National Honor Society. They were Emeka Aniobi, Mason Hilkemann, Hannah Marasco, Rachel Pew and Natoli Tesgera. A separate service of commitment will be held for inductee Abby Olfert, who could not attend. Deborah Cateell, NHS Adaisor introduced Wilbur Unrau, who

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Missouri River Water Management Division held its second weekly virtual meeting on Wednesday, May 1. The public can access the meetings, which start at noon (mountain time) on Wednesdays, at https://usace1.webex.com/usace1/j. php?MTID=ma8b176ff7ce553ae5f1f-645f3a8629a4. During the May 1 meeting, John Remus, Missouri River Basin Water Management office

Created in May 2014, the Roosevelt County DUI Task Force continues to work towards combating the issue of impaired driving in Roosevelt County. The task force is a team representing a diverse cross section of the county’s respective communities. This team is dedicated to assessing and mobilizing a county-wide injury prevention plan and encourages safe driving habits. Community education