U.S. Navy Captain Retired Neil Zerbe spoke at the annual Fall Appreciation Dinner for the LCHS Foundation on Monday, Oct. 20. He is an alumnus of the class of 1972 in LCHS. After graduating from college in Havre and Georgia Institute of Technology as an electrical engineer, he enlisted in the Navy to become a fighter pilot. He graduated from the Naval Postgraduate School and the Defense Acquisition

is what you get,” he added, “If we want our employees to drug test, we should do it too.” Blount spoke about leadership and added a warning about the possible dissolution of the reservation. “To be a good leader,” he said, “you have to be a good listener as well. [...] I’m anxious and optimistic. The day is coming when there might not be a reservation anymore. We need to stand

With less than a week prior to the Fort Peck Tribes’ general election, about 20 Tribal Executive Board candidates spoke during a forum sponsored by the Wolf Point Community Organization on Sunday, Oct. 19. The election is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 25. Carolyn Brugh, one of the incumbents at the forum, told audience members that her vision is to keep moving forward. She wants to continue