On Tuesday, Sept. 29, at noon, the Roosevelt County Library in Wolf Point will be a nutrition workshop with the focus on creating a “graze box.” Participants will learn how to create balanced meals and food preservation with recipes among other skills. The customized graze boxes will contain local honey, bison and beef jerky, garden fresh produce and dried fruit. Heather Snell will

Montana has filed to dismiss its lawsuit against the federal government which challenged the National Park Service’s bison management plan in Yellowstone National Park. The case, filed in Billings federal court in late 2024, argued that park officials intentionally cut the state out of management plans and ignored the agency’s own scientific consensus in order to boost the number of bison

This September, Upper Seven Law is back on the road with the Montana Constitution Roadshow: A Shared Heritage for eight public events across eastern Montana. Officials are heading to Hardin, Glendive, Wolf Point, Glasgow, Malta, Chinook and Fairfi eld to meet Montanans in libraries, schools, senior centers and community halls. Upper Seven Law is a Montana-based nonprofit firm that enforces

Greetings from Roosevelt County Aging Services! Medicare Open Enrollment is right around the corner. Medicare beneficiaries have the opportunity to review and make changes to their Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage from Oct. 15 through Dec. 7. Any changes made during open enrollment will take effect Jan. 1, 2027. Even if you have been happy with your current Part D plan, it is

Gov. Greg Gianforte announced last week that Montana’s unemployment rate remained at 3.2 percent in August. Montana’s unemployment rate was lower than the national unemployment rate, which remained at 4.1 percent. Montana ranks in the top 15 states with the lowest unemployment rates in the nation. “Montana continues to rank in the top states with the lowest unemployment rates as businesses

Last week, the U.S. Senate passed H.R. 7250, Congressman Troy Downing’s legislation to extend authorization for the Fort Peck Reservation Rural Water System through 2028. The bill now heads to the president’s desk, allowing critical water infrastructure projects across northeastern Montana to continue moving forward. H.R. 7250 amends the existing authorization by extending its expiration from

The Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board held its regular meeting Sept. 14. The Fort Peck Housing Authority Finance Department was approved for an incentive for longtime employee Venetta Eagle in the amount of $500. The board approved a contract with Red House Law Firm for Fort Peck Housing legal counsel. The TTP/IRR Program was approved to present a star quilt and $500 to Carol Azure for