Members of the Tribal Executive Board are still waiting for the results of an independent audit regarding Fort Peck’s housing commissioners. “It will be a little bit,” TEB member George Blount, chair for the health and human service committee, said. “It will be another month or two.” He explained the investigation deals with three terms or six years of commissioners so it takes

Some people may wonder why members of this newspaper are taking on the responsibility of informing the public that Wesley Headdress might not be eligible to serve as the Roosevelt County sheriff. It’s not a personal attack on the candidate, but rather a statement that the law should be followed. Montana’s law clearly says that a person isn’t eligible for the position of sheriff if he

Gov. Greg Gianforte has announced Montana’s unemployment rate ticked down to 3.5 percent in April. Montana’s unemployment rate was lower than the national unemployment rate, which remained unchanged over the month at 4.3 percent. “As businesses grow and expand in Montana, we want to ensure our workforce is able to meet their employment needs,” Gianforte said. Roosevelt County is

The Wolf Point City Council held its regular meeting Monday, May 18. The full council was in attendance. During public comment, Lois Red Elk-Reed spoke about panhandlers in Wolf Point: “We need to get rid of these street people,” she said. She described meetings that she has been having with business owners in the city. Sandi Azure inquired about vacant and derelict properties. Noreen Hohman

Summer Theatre Season Starts With Noises Off The Fort Peck Summer Theatre celebrates its 57th season with the famous playwithin- a-play farce by Michael Frayn, Noises Off. The show runs through June 7, with showtimes on Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday matinees at 4 p.m. The season continues through with Footloose the Musical (June 12-28), 9 to 5 the Musical (July 3-19, The