City of Wolf Point officials are still waiting for a reply from the National Park Service whether it’s possible for the city to move forward with plans for selling the Triangle Park property. “We’re having to wait for them,” Wolf Point Mayor Chris Dschaak said. If approval is granted, Dschaak said officials still aren’t sure if the selling process would require a vote of city residents.

Clinic In Poplar Professional Bronc Rider Likes Teaching Others As part of Poplar’s Indian Days, Spotted Bull Recovery reached out to professional bronc rider Phillip “Smiley” Whiteman to conduct a bronc riding clinic at the Poplar Rodeo Grounds on Friday, Aug. 29. The Ashland native said he has led such clinics in Poplar about four times and has held similar events in Hardin and

The Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board took another step to explore the development of a tribal cannabis regulatory framework and economic initiative during its meeting last week. In early August, the TEB passed by a 7-2 margin to conduct the exploration and development process. TEB member Roxanne Gourneau said during last week’s meeting that work during first phase includes feasibility

Wolf Point city council member Lance FourStar confirms that work is still being conducted to form an Agichita Wolf Point community patrol. FourStar explained that the effort has been slowed because of health challenges by one of the group’s leaders. With the new Wolf Point Police Chief starting his duties this week, FourStar said, “there needs to be a new conversation with the newly hired

The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 152 calls during Aug. 25 to Sept. 1. The calls included the following: Aug. 25 Deputies and the Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice responded to a report of a domestic assault in Poplar. The complaint was that a male dragged a female into the house by the hair. The male was later located and FPTDLJ made the arrest. Aug. 27