Performance by Terri-Anne Strongarm is scheduled for Saturday, July 8, at the Wadopana grounds in Wolf Point. Sponsored by the Wolf Point Community Organization along with Silverwolf Casino, this event is free of charge. Powerful, captivating and unique are just a few words to describe the voice of Terri-Anne Strongarm. Singing since the age of four, alongside her father Lawrence Strongarm,

After the Montana Essential Air Service Task Force unanimously recommended Cape Air to be kept as the regional provider, the Roosevelt County Commissioners provided a letter of support for Cape Air to the U.S. Department of Transportation. The letter includes, “As a rural community in Montana, travel is essential to obtain health care services that may not be provided by our local hospitals

Montana historical sites, societies and museums, like the “Queen of the Prairie” Fort Peck Theatre, will see more than $10 million in grant funding for more than 40 preservation projects around the state. The Montana Department of Commerce announced the grant awards Thursday, June 29, that are going to be sent to more than 30 communities, according to a department press release. “It is

Former Navy SEAL Officer and current CEO of Bridger Aerospace, Tim Sheehy, has announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate in Montana. As a Navy SEAL, Sheehy completed hundreds of missions around the world, and was humbled to lead Americans on the field of battle in defense of the nation. He is also a successful entrepreneur, founding multiple small businesses after leaving the military, to

The Roosevelt County Commissioners officially approved a resolution on Thursday, June 29, to establish new precinct boundaries that determine residents eligible to be commissioner candidates. Commissioner Gordon Oelkers explained that District 1, which Oelkers represents, had 400 more people than District 3, which is represented by commissioner Robert Toavs. The boundary for District 3

U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont, has announced that he will continue to block President Biden’s nominees to serve as members of the Amtrak Board of Directors for failure to comply with the geographical representation requirements which he secured through his bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Five of the nominees are from Northeast Corridor states, directly violating provisions secured