The Wolf Point School District will send a survey to parents in order to measure their desire whether students and staff should be wearing masks inside school buildings. A recent community survey conducted by the school shows that 42 percent feel that masks should be optional, 36 percent feel masks should be required and 22 percent feel masks should not be required. Of the 100 people who responded

The Wolf Point School District will send a survey to parents in order to measure their desire whether students and staff should be wearing masks inside school buildings. A recent community survey conducted by the school shows that 42 percent feel that masks should be optional, 36 percent feel masks should be required and 22 percent feel masks should not be required. Of the 100 people who responded

temperature over 100 degrees would be denied entry. Indian Health Service Director Dennis Fourbear appeared for this week’s Chairman’s Report. Fourbear’s address was brief, but he noted that IHS has had considerably more success in vaccinating citizens in Poplar than in Wolf Point. With such low numbers in Wolf Point, some staff have asked if the clinics should continue. While the

viral disease that is spread through the saliva of an infected animal. The virus can infect any mammal, including people. However, it is virtually 100% preventable in domestic animals through the administration of the rabies vaccine. “While rabies diagnoses involving horses are not common in Montana, this case is a reminder that they can occur, especially in unvaccinated animals”, says

A Glasgow man suspected of having raped a 13-year-old girl faces up to life imprisonment if convicted. A warrant was issued by Valley County District Court last month for Justice Meland, 22. He was arrested and booked into the Valley County Detention Center Aug. 31. Within 15 hours, he was released on a $50,000 bond. Meland faces one felony charge of sexual intercourse without consent. His arrest

A Glasgow man suspected of having raped a 13-year-old girl faces up to life imprisonment if convicted. A warrant was issued by Valley County District Court last month for Justice Meland, 22. He was arrested and booked into the Valley County Detention Center Aug. 31. Within 15 hours, he was released on a $50,000 bond. Meland faces one felony charge of sexual intercourse without consent. His

The Montana Potato Advisory Committee is seeking proposals for the Montana Potato Research and Market Development Program to address needs and opportunities for Montana’s potato industry. Proposals should relate to demonstration projects, applied research, and market development. The following research priorities have been established by the Montana Potato Advisory Committee for the 2021-2022