Fort Peck Community College’s board of directors will be hosting a presidential inauguration on Tuesday, July 9, at 11 a.m. in the Greet the Dawn auditorium on the Poplar campus to honor their new president, Craig Smith. Smith began his duties on June 1. He has been in several employment positions with FPCC the past 24 years, most recently being the vice president for institutional development

Montana State University’s College of Agriculture is seeking nominations for its Outstanding Agricultural Leader award, which will be presented during the college’s expanded Celebrate Agriculture Week Nov. 4-9 at MSU. The award recognizes individuals, families or businesses that have gone above and beyond for the Montana agricultural industry in public service, advocacy, production or business.

Tuesday Night League Week 7 Standings Horny Toadz 178.5 Hackers 170.0 One Under 163.0 Curtiss Farm and Auto 159.0 Fox Ford 154.0 Northern Prairie Auto 144.5 Arnie’s Army 144.0 In the Rough 140.0 Opportunity Bank 132.0 Low Gross- Jared Pyfe 40 Low Net- Scott Sowieja, Arnie Bighorn 31

On Monday, June 24, alongside wildlife manager Brett Dorak, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks director Dustin Temple held a press conference to address the status of eastern Montana’s mule deer. “Our job at FWP is to manage Montana’s wildlife resources by providing full contextual, transparent, accurate data with full context,” Temple said. “Across the state, we are making the effort

all, participants and coaches alike felt Dan always showed integrity and placed the highest value on getting the call right. He was a dedicated family man. He read nightly to his children at bedtime, was the main homework helper, coached youth soccer teams, volunteered time to read to children at local elementary schools and was always available to help with youth wrestling in many different capacities.