A man involved in a high speed chase between Wolf Point and Poplar during September changed his plea in district court on Tuesday, Jan. 23. As part of a plea agreement, Raul Hernandez Gonzales made guilty pleas to the charges of criminal endangerment, fleeing or eluding a peace officer and obstructing a peace officer. According to court documents, a traffic stop took place in Poplar regarding

The weather ready briefing for eastern Montana and northern Wyoming was conducted by National Weather Service staff Luke Arends of Billings and Scott Rozanski of Glasgow last week. The forecast through Feb. 5, is leaning toward likely above normal temperatures and above normal precipitation for the area. Arends said that for the month of February, forecasts are leaning above normal temperatures

Spotted Bull Recovery Resource Center has been present in many ways in northeast Montana this past week with outreach and laughs. On Sunday and Monday Jan. 2223, they provided an opportunity to hear from motivational speaker and musician Yvonne St. Germaine, one night in Poplar and another in Wolf Point. Wednesday was the Deep Winter Comedy Night featuring Beef Archambault and Milo Smith

The Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board held its regular meeting Monday, Jan. 22. Among numerous procedural votes, the board passed a resolution to replace a furnace in the Lords Table Church utilizing ARPA funds in the amount of $3,000. Mike Olson was approved as housing board commissioner for Fort Kipp; Joellen Grandchamp for Oswego and Michael Redstone for Frazer. Fish and Game was approved

Brockton dropped both basketball games held in Plentywood Friday, Jan. 26. In the boys’ game, Plentywood won by a 74-48 final. Plentywood got out to a 20-4 start in the first quarter and held a 44-19 half-time advantage. Jarid Fast Horse led Brockton with 12 points. Also scoring for the Warriors were Wambidi Yellowhammer with eight, Ronnie Black Dog with six and Josh Firemoon with

Wolf Point’s AAU wrestlers opened their season at he Glasgow Invitational. Results included: Tots: Presley Toews, third, Archer Higgins, second. Bantam: Kwynn Paulson, first, Andrew Matthews, fourth, Tenzin Gonzales, third, Avery Hall, third, Luke Toews, fourth, Bridger Larson, fourth, Ka’Anuhea Villaluz, third, Arielyn Moran, fourth. Midget: Addison Matejovsky, second, Sumyt Gonzales,

The Brockton Warriors split basketball contests against MonDak on Tuesday, Jan. 23. In the boys’ game, the Warriors posted a 59-50 victory. Brockton led 16-8 at the end of the first quarter and 29-20 at the half. The Warriors held a 44-35 lead at the end of the third quarter. Leading Brockton to the victory were Jarid Fast Horse with 21 and Ronnie Black Dog with 16 points. Also scoring

The Katelyn Ohashi “Drop It Like It’s Hot” gymnastics meet was held for the first time in Billings on Jan. 19-21. Eastern Montana Gymnastics, along with teams from North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming and South Dakota, attended the silver and gold sessions. Kendra Linder of Glendive had the highest all-around and vault scores out of all 96 gold gymnasts and Ava Hove of Circle had the

PLENTYWOOD – Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks will be holding an informational fisheries meeting at the Sheridan County Library Jubilee Room on Tuesday, Feb. 6, from 6-8 p.m. Regional biologist Jared Krebs will provide an overview of pond and small reservoir sampling in 2023, including Box Elder Reservoir sampling results, stocking changes, and upcoming management actions. This meeting