27 April 2023

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County Reports Five Active COVID Cases

County Reports Five Active COVID Cases


Roosevelt County reported five active COVID cases as of Friday, April 21. There have been 4,097 total cases in the county. Daniels County had one active case as of Friday, April 21. The county has 492 cumulative cases. Valley County reported seven active cases as of Friday, April 21. The county has 2,191 cumulative cases. In McCone County, there were zero active cases as of Friday, April 21.

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Bushman-Corne

Bushman-Corne


Wolf Point’s Logan has become the newest member of the Montana Army National Guard. Private is currently a senior at Wolf Point High School and joined as a 12N (horizontal construction engineer). For his service, he will receive the 100 percent tuition waiver. Once home, he plans on utilizing the training he receives to pursue a career in construction. For more information on the benefits that

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Health Fair Covers Many Topics For Area Students

Health Fair Covers Many Topics For Area Students


Advocates from around the area spoke to local students during a health fair conducted at the Thundering Buffalo Health and Wellness Center in Poplar on Thursday, April 20. Christian Curtis, nurse for Fort Peck Reservation’s Health Promotion Disease Prevention program, said, “The schools asked us to put a health fair on.” The event was well attended with students from Wolf Point’s

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Gianforte, Juras Cut Red Tape In State

Gianforte, Juras Cut Red Tape In State


Alongside Lt. Gov. Kristen Juras, legislators and industry leaders, Gov. Greg Gianforte celebrated last week the work of his Red Tape Relief Task Force and legislators to deliver Montanans red tape relief. “For too long, government red tape has stood in the way of Montana reaching its full, outstanding potential,” Gianforte said. “Together, we’re making government more efficient and