Top Wrestler
Poplar’s Jazmin Gorder received the 2022 Montana AAU Outstanding Girls’ Northeast Division Wrestler award during the AAU convention on Saturday, May 7.
(Photo submitted)
Top Wrestler
Poplar’s Jazmin Gorder received the 2022 Montana AAU Outstanding Girls’ Northeast Division Wrestler award during the AAU convention on Saturday, May 7.
(Photo submitted)
munication between the road foreman and commissioners to know where the issues are.
Hentges agree that many roads along with bridges need to have conditions improved.
When asked how to address the homeless population problem, Toavs said situations should be dealt with on a case-by-case basis. “No one should be left in freezing temperatures,” he said.
Karge said he would make sure
munication between the road foreman and commissioners to know where the issues are.
Hentges agree that many roads along with bridges need to have conditions improved.
When asked how to address the homeless population problem, Toavs said situations should be dealt with on a case-by-case basis. “No one should be left in freezing temperatures,” he said.
Karge said he would make sure
We will wait for the Court’s official and final decision rather than comment on an improperly leaked draft,” wrote Senate President Mark Blasdel and House Majority Leader Sue Vinton in an emailed statement. “Roe v. Wade was wrong from the day it was issued and we hope and believe that Life will prevail.”
Democrats in the state Legislature said the draft opinion would be a “greater attack”
We will wait for the Court’s official and final decision rather than comment on an improperly leaked draft,” wrote Senate President Mark Blasdel and House Majority Leader Sue Vinton in an emailed statement. “Roe v. Wade was wrong from the day it was issued and we hope and believe that Life will prevail.”
Democrats in the state Legislature said the draft opinion would be a “greater attack”
Helping Hands
Cole Holen (left) and Randy Boysun were among the workers at the Lions Club’s pancake breakfast on Saturday, May 7. Holen was performing community service work for First Lutheran Church. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Helping Hands
Cole Holen (left) and Randy Boysun were among the workers at the Lions Club’s pancake breakfast on Saturday, May 7. Holen was performing community service work for First Lutheran Church. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
A lot of the kids in Wolf Point are good people. You can just ask Wolf Point Mayor Chris Dschaak.
Late last week, Dschaak became aware that authorities needed to be called regarding individuals throwing knives at the floor of the Shumway Gazebo at Sherman Park.
A short time later, Dschaak said that he saw the mess and damage that has occurred at the gazebo during the recent past.
Dschaak
A lot of the kids in Wolf Point are good people. You can just ask Wolf Point Mayor Chris Dschaak.
Late last week, Dschaak became aware that authorities needed to be called regarding individuals throwing knives at the floor of the Shumway Gazebo at Sherman Park.
A short time later, Dschaak said that he saw the mess and damage that has occurred at the gazebo during the recent past.
Dschaak
The Roosevelt County Commissioners approved the Atkinson subdivision, as long as recommendations are made, during a special meeting on Tuesday, April 26.
The property is located two miles east of Poplar.
Approval of the subdivision will allow for a proposed Family Dollar/ Dollar Tree store.
Commissioners don’t know of any timeframe for the construction of the proposed new store.
The Roosevelt County Commissioners approved the Atkinson subdivision, as long as recommendations are made, during a special meeting on Tuesday, April 26.
The property is located two miles east of Poplar.
Approval of the subdivision will allow for a proposed Family Dollar/ Dollar Tree store.
Commissioners don’t know of any timeframe for the construction of the proposed new store.
The Roosevelt County Commissioners hired five employees during their weekly meeting on Tuesday, April 26.
The hirings included Melanie Armstrong to the health department as a community health worker/RN. Armstrong has 18 years of experience in med-surg nursing, ER, oncology and other areas. She has been a traveling nurse during the past four years.
According to a letter to the commissioners
The Roosevelt County Commissioners hired five employees during their weekly meeting on Tuesday, April 26.
The hirings included Melanie Armstrong to the health department as a community health worker/RN. Armstrong has 18 years of experience in med-surg nursing, ER, oncology and other areas. She has been a traveling nurse during the past four years.
According to a letter to the commissioners
A community listening session by the Wolf Point School District covered a variety of topics held at Northside Elementary School on Wednesday, April 27.
Superintendent of schools Loverty Erickson provided an update on the safe return to school plan and the purchasing of playground equipment for the elementary schools.
Erickson noted that all the school district’s information regarding COVID
A community listening session by the Wolf Point School District covered a variety of topics held at Northside Elementary School on Wednesday, April 27.
Superintendent of schools Loverty Erickson provided an update on the safe return to school plan and the purchasing of playground equipment for the elementary schools.
Erickson noted that all the school district’s information regarding COVID
The Wolf Point School District proposed two salary schedules to the Wolf Point Education Association during their bargaining meeting on Tuesday, April 26.
The Plan A package offers a 2 percent increase to the base salary for 2022-2023, a 1 percent increase for 2023-2024 and a 1 percent increase for the 2023-2024 school year.
The teachers’ union’s salary proposal made in March was a
The Wolf Point School District proposed two salary schedules to the Wolf Point Education Association during their bargaining meeting on Tuesday, April 26.
The Plan A package offers a 2 percent increase to the base salary for 2022-2023, a 1 percent increase for 2023-2024 and a 1 percent increase for the 2023-2024 school year.
The teachers’ union’s salary proposal made in March was a
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