Last week, Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen announced his participation in a multi-state lawsuit challenging a federal anti-discrimination directive for school nutrition programs throughout the country. Knudsen cast the directive as a politically motivated threat against Montana’s public school system, and accused President Joe Biden’s administration of “holding school lunches for

Tuesday Night Golf League As of Aug. 2 One Under 63.5 Fox Ford 62.0 Arnie’s Army 58.0 Four Little Indians 49.5 New Guys 48.0 In the Rough 48.0 Curtiss Farm, Auto 47.0 Hackers 41.5 Northern Prairie 41.5 Opportunity Bank 37.5 Low Score: Brad Moran, Mike Boulds, 40 Low Net: Jeff Thomas, 26

The Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture has announced a fundraiser to support the 100th Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede. The “100 Bushels For the 100th” fundraiser encourages area framers to gift 100 bushels of grain to the Stampede. Participating elevators are Columbia Grain, EGT and CHS Farmers Elevator. About 25 individuals attended a meeting to discuss ideas for the 100th

Caleb Berquist earned allaround cowboy recognition at the Richland County Fair’s PRCA rodeo held Aug. 4-5. He earned $1,040 in tie-down roping and team roping. Shane Proctor was the winner in bull riding with a score of 74 points on Brookman Rodeo’s Lead Base Paint. Trenton Montero scored 85 points in bareback riding on Brookman Rodeo’s Famous Dex for top honors. Leighton Berry was

After 10 meetings and much deliberation, the Elk Management Citizen Advisory Group has forwarded its recommendations to Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Director Hank Worsech. “I’m very impressed with the work that went into these recommendations,” Worsech said. “I asked the members to bring their own experience and creativity to help us advance potential solutions to issues facing

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is seeking public comment on proposed 2022 snowmobile grant proposals. Public comments will be accepted through Monday Sept. 5, at 5 p.m. Montana’s Snowmobile Program received 25 grant requests and proposes to award $460,000. The program receives funding through snowmobile registrations, gas tax and Snowmobile Trail Pass revenues. Montana’s Snowmobile Program