Word traveled quickly when an FWP hatchery truck pulled up to Spotted Eagle Lake in Miles City and dropped 150 catchable largemouth bass near the shoreline. FWP uses fish transfers for a few reasons. One is to augment fish populations. Another is to establish new populations where they do not exist or may die off due to factors including winterkill. And, if you pay close attention, you may

As a growing number of schools across Montana ponder moving to a four-day school week, a researcher at Montana State University and her colleagues are examining the impacts of such a change on children. Among other topics, MSU’s Emily Tomayko and her collaborators have examined questions related to the impact of a four-day school week on adolescent health behaviors; physical education and

There are now four candidates for the position of chairman of the Tribal Executive Board. Samson E. Boyd has recently filed for the office. Other chairman candidates are incumbent Justin Gray Hawk Sr., former tribal chair John Morales and current TEB member Bryce Kirk. Charles “Charlie” Headdress is the lone candidate for vice chairman. Bruce Cubby Damon is the lone candidate for sergeant

The Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board held its full board meeting on Monday, Sept. 8. The enrollment office was approved for a move to the BTFA office. Task orders 38 and 39 for the Brockton and Frazer Sewer Improvement Project were approved.. The TTP/IRR Program was approved to purchase a quick attach post driver in the amount of $10,354. The board approved a request from FPHA to