Billings’ businessman and former state senator Ed Walker has announced his candidacy for the U.S. House of Representatives, MT-02. Walker is the fourth generation of his family to call Montana home and he enters the race ready to fight for the Treasure State in Washington, D.C. “This is such a serious time for our country, Joe Biden and the Democrats have brought America to the brink,”

Brad Johnson, the former Public Service Commission chair and Montana secretary of state, announced Tuesday, Oct. 17, he is entering the Republican primary for Montana’s U.S. Senate seat held by Sen. Jon Tester. Johnson is the highest-profile candidate to enter the race on the Republican side since Bozeman businessman Tim Sheehy declared his candidacy, backed by the National Republican Senatorial

Great Northern Development Corp. will be hosting an event for business owners that can pave the way for their businesses’ successful futures. Do you own a business and wonder how to unlock its true potential? Join us on Nov. 8 in Glasgow at the Cottonwood Inn conference room at 9 a.m., Nov. 8 in Wolf Point at the GNDC conference room at 1 p.m. or Nov. 9 in Sidney at the Richland County Extension

The Montana Attorney General's Office is charging a Montana man linked to a previously missing Arizona teenager with two felony counts of sexual abuse of children resulting from child sexual abuse material found on his cell phone, Attorney General Austin Knudsen announced on Tuesday, Oct 24. Agents from the Montana Department of Justice’s Division of Criminal Investigation and the Blaine

Big Sky Butcher LLC from Glendive received a loan offered through the Meat & Poultry Processing Intermediary Loan Program Sept. 8. MPILP is a USDA financial program granting $4 million to Great Northern Development Corp. to establish a revolving loan fund for meat and poultry processing businesses and activities. Matt Baca owns Big Sky Butcher, LLC, and plans to open a state-inspected

Speaking at a U.S. Senate Commerce Committee markup last week, U.S. Senator Jon Tester, D-Mont., highlighted his successful push to force the Biden Administration to withdraw one of its Amtrak Board of Directors nominees and replace them with someone outside of Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor. Tester’s comments follow a successful months-long effort to secure rural representation on the Amtrak

A woman passenger who admitted to methamphetamine and gun crimes after an attempted traffic stop led to the driver shooting and wounding a Great Falls police officer was sentenced last week to six years in prison, to be followed by four years of supervised release, U.S. Attorney Jesse Laslovich said. Nikki Marie Snell, 38, of Harlem pleaded guilty in May to possession with intent to distribute

The Wolf Point City Council held its regular meeting Oct. 16. There were several guests in the audience. A local property owner complained about the smell of stale alcohol and tobacco smoke blowing into his property from a camper parked near his lot. He complained as well about pests and rodents. Mayor Chris Dschaak said there are no laws or ordinances prohibiting people living in campers

The Wolf Point Community Organization approved purchasing Thanksgiving turkeys for area families during its meeting on Monday, Oct. 16. The 350 turkeys will be provided to community members during distribution on Nov. 12, from 1-5 p.m. at the Silverwolf Casino. WPCO has also purchased $600 of candy for the Halloween truck or treat event at First Lutheran Church in Wolf Point. Discussion