Madyson Kohl helped volunteer and participated in a pumpkin carving contest at the Wolf Point Elks Event Center on Saturday, Oct. 31. (Photo by James Walling)

Stella (left) and Dustin Hunsaker attended the Trunk or Treat event at Faith Lutheran Home on Friday, Oct. 31. (Photo by James Walling)

This holiday season, the Governor’s Office of Community Service presents the opportunity for all Montanans and those impacted by organ, eye and tissue donation to support the Threshold of Life Memorial. The Threshold of Life Memorial honors the significance of organ, eye and tissue donation, educates visitors and encourages everyone to register as a donor. This memorial will be installed

Attorney General Austin Knudsen launched a new public service announcement to remind Montana seniors to be aware and take precautions as bad actors commonly prey on the elderly population. The 30-second spot features Knudsen and Susan Bivins, an Anaconda resident who lost her life savings to a scammer in 2022. In the spot, Bivins shares how she was defrauded and provides Montanans with tips

Solid relationship building involving school staff, parents and children took place as the District held its community feed on Wednesday, Oct. 22. Poplar Superintendent of Schools Keith Erickson explained the school district attempts to reach out to parents with a large event on a monthly basis. “At the school, we always try to do a community event every month,” Erickson said. “The

A new Tribal Executive Board was sworn in at Fort Peck Community College’s Greet the Dawn auditorium on Monday, Oct. 27, in Poplar, along with two tribal judges and a new chairman. Former chairman Floyd Azure was re-elected by a wide margin, defeating challengers Bryce Kirk, Samson E. Boyd, John Morales and outgoing chairman Justin Gray Hawk Sr. Charles Headdress was re-elected as vice-chairman.

Ciera Grimsrud (center), mammographer of Trinity Hospital, is presented a donation check. Also pictured are Nicole Paulson (left) of the Stampede committee and Parker Birkoski of Blue Rock. Thanks to the support of local individuals and businesses, the Tough Enough to Wear Pink campaign held during the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede weekend posted near record numbers. This year’s local total