is hurting our economy.” William Floyd, president and CEO of Amtrak, testified that the company was fiscally stronger than ever at the end of fiscal year 2019 and beginning of fiscal year 2020, But due to COVID-19, ridership decreased by 97 percent. The CARES Act provided necessary emergency funding, but ridership and revenue are still down 80 percent compared to a year ago. “We are committed

The Frazer School board held their regular meeting in the school cafeteria Tuesday, Oct. 13. The meeting began at 8 p.m. Following roll call and the pledge of allegiance, the mission statement was read: “Frazer School is dedicated to providing the students with a safe and culturally supportive learning environment where they experience the full cooperation and participation between community, home

Jane Sorley is a new first grade teacher at Southside School. Sorely was emergency certified this year and is currently pursuing a degree at Eastern Gateway Community College in Steubenville, Ohio. Sorely is from the Missoula area. She said she met husband, Ethan Sorley, whose family ranches out of Wolf Point, while she was attending classes in nursing at Miles City Community College. This is

Tressa Welch was born and raised in Wolf Point. The former state champion tennis player is coaching seventh grade girls basketball this year on top of teaching Native American Studies at the junior high and high school. She was a substitute teacher for the district from 2009-2014 and has worked as a behavioral intervention specialist at Northside School. Welch said her renewed interest in teaching