The International Poplar River and Big Muddy Creek Task Force will host a third public meeting to talk about water in the basin. This virtual meeting will be hosted on Tuesday, Aug. 19, at noon following two public meetings held in-person in Scobey, and Coronach, Saskatchewan, in June.
The task force will share updates on current reporting in the basin and the work of the task force to date.
The International Poplar River and Big Muddy Creek Task Force will host a third public meeting to talk about water in the basin. This virtual meeting will be hosted on Tuesday, Aug. 19, at noon following two public meetings held in-person in Scobey, and Coronach, Saskatchewan, in June.
The task force will share updates on current reporting in the basin and the work of the task force to date.
Roosevelt County 4-H saluted two businesses and one individual who have a tradition of being positive influences to the area’s youth and the 4-H program. The awards were presented prior to the livestock auction at the Roosevelt County Fair on Friday.
Wall of Fame
The 4-H program selected OWL Inc. (Oil Field Waste Logistics) for its Wall of Fame. In business since 2012, OWL is a premier TENORM
Roosevelt County 4-H saluted two businesses and one individual who have a tradition of being positive influences to the area’s youth and the 4-H program. The awards were presented prior to the livestock auction at the Roosevelt County Fair on Friday.
Wall of Fame
The 4-H program selected OWL Inc. (Oil Field Waste Logistics) for its Wall of Fame. In business since 2012, OWL is a premier TENORM
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Montana Poet Laureate Chris La Tray will appear at the Roosevelt County Library in Wolf Point on Aug. 28 from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. La Tray is a Métis storyteller, an enrolled member of the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians and a descendant of the Pembina Band of the mighty Red River of the North. He writes the weekly newsletter “An Irritable Métis” and lives near Frenchtown.
Children’s
Montana Poet Laureate Chris La Tray will appear at the Roosevelt County Library in Wolf Point on Aug. 28 from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. La Tray is a Métis storyteller, an enrolled member of the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians and a descendant of the Pembina Band of the mighty Red River of the North. He writes the weekly newsletter “An Irritable Métis” and lives near Frenchtown.
Children’s
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The maximum speed on North Dakota interstates went up to 80 mph on August 1, matching Montana and South Dakota interstate highway speeds.
The first 80 mph sign went up last week, with the next due for installation over the next two weeks. Crews will be swapping out 290 signs across the state.
The maximum speed on North Dakota interstates went up to 80 mph on August 1, matching Montana and South Dakota interstate highway speeds.
The first 80 mph sign went up last week, with the next due for installation over the next two weeks. Crews will be swapping out 290 signs across the state.
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People with Medicare may qualify for savings through the Extra Help program. This program helps some people pay their Medicare drug coverage (Part D) costs such as premiums, deductibles and coinsurance.
How does Extra Help lower my costs? In 2025, everyone who qualifies for Extra Help will pay:
• $0 for your Medicare drug plan premium. NOTE: It’s important that you choose
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People with Medicare may qualify for savings through the Extra Help program. This program helps some people pay their Medicare drug coverage (Part D) costs such as premiums, deductibles and coinsurance.
How does Extra Help lower my costs? In 2025, everyone who qualifies for Extra Help will pay:
• $0 for your Medicare drug plan premium. NOTE: It’s important that you choose
You’ve likely heard that instead of real property tax relief, the legislature passed a property tax shift this legislative session. Some of that shift is starting to go into effect now, but the biggest changes, including massive tax hikes on thousands of Montanans’ properties, will come next year. A lot has been said about the huge hit coming to family cabins and similar properties, but many agricultural
You’ve likely heard that instead of real property tax relief, the legislature passed a property tax shift this legislative session. Some of that shift is starting to go into effect now, but the biggest changes, including massive tax hikes on thousands of Montanans’ properties, will come next year. A lot has been said about the huge hit coming to family cabins and similar properties, but many agricultural
