This summer, Bureau of Land Management Wyoming Rawlins field office archaeologists formed a unique partnership with the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribal Historic Preservation Office to train Tribal interns in archaeological field methods on BLM-managed land. Each day, the traditional cultural specialist interns practiced these archaeological field methods in a different portion of the

Entertainment from the High Plains Drifters will be part of the Wolf Point Stampede’s 100th celebration next July. Members of the re-enactors group, Johnny Olson, Dan Hutchinson and Shane Reed, attended the planning committee meeting on Monday, Nov. 28. The group will hold a gun fight and provide three of four skits right after the Saturday parade. The group will also be part of the parade

Fort Peck Community College is hosting a winter buffalo harvest Dec. 21. The event will focus on hide preservation and butchering techniques. The wider campus community is welcome to participate and experience the harvest, which will begin on Winter Solstice, Dec. 21. Said a press release, “We especially want to encourage our students and their families to take advantage of this wonderful

Officers utilized self-contained breathing apparatuses because of an overwhelming smell of ammonia. Throughout the residence, officers located a total of 10 dogs who were inside of their kennels with fecal matter. In one room, three of the dogs were lying in their kennel in pools of fecal matter. On Oct. 21, the Roosevelt County Sheriff’s office contacted the Wolf Point police chief regarding

The Wolf Point School board ratified a three-year collective bargaining contract during a special meeting on Monday, Nov. 21. The three-year agreement calls for a 6.5 percent base salary increase for the 2022-2023 school, a 2 percent increase for 2023-2024 and a 2 percent increase for 2024-2025. In addition, there will be longevity pay of $1,750 for 20 or more years of service and $1,000 for

Despite hearing concerns from the public, the Roosevelt County Commissioners approved revising floodplain regulations during its meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 22. During a special public comment meeting regarding the matter, resident Bill Juve noted that if commissioners didn’t pass the new regulations, that the current regulations would still be in effect. Juve also didn’t feel that commissioners