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Posted on December 8, 2022

Language Classes Offered At Poplar, Wolf Point

The Fort Peck Tribes Language & Culture Department is offering language classes at the department’s building in Poplar and the Wolf Point Community Center. Nakoda classes will run Thursdays at 5 p.m. at 5125 Sixth Ave. S in Wolf Point. Community members are welcome. Dakota language classes are being offered Wednesday nights at 5 p.m. Those classes will be located at 603 Court Ave.

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Language Classes Offered At Poplar, Wolf Point

The Fort Peck Tribes Language & Culture Department is offering language classes at the department’s building in Poplar and the Wolf Point Community Center. Nakoda classes will run Thursdays at 5 p.m. at 5125 Sixth Ave. S in Wolf Point. Community members are welcome. Dakota language classes are being offered Wednesday nights at 5 p.m. Those classes will be located at 603 Court Ave.

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State’s Depreciation Schedule Expected To Increase

It appears that Montana will impose an increased depreciation schedule starting in 2023. Robert Story, president of the Montana Taxpayers Association, explained the state’s depreciation schedule is anticipated to increase. For example, the five-year average increase rate of office equipment is 3.5 percent and it’s anticipated to be 14.12 percent. Other anticipated depreciation schedule

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State’s Depreciation Schedule Expected To Increase

It appears that Montana will impose an increased depreciation schedule starting in 2023. Robert Story, president of the Montana Taxpayers Association, explained the state’s depreciation schedule is anticipated to increase. For example, the five-year average increase rate of office equipment is 3.5 percent and it’s anticipated to be 14.12 percent. Other anticipated depreciation schedule

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College Announces New Vice President

The new Fort Peck Community College vice president for academics and vocational education is Robyn Baker. She is an enrolled member of the Fort Peck Tribes and was raised and graduated high school in Poplar. Baker received her bachelor’s degree in elementary education from MSU-Northern and continued on at Montana State University. She received a master’s degree in educational leadership

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College Announces New Vice President

The new Fort Peck Community College vice president for academics and vocational education is Robyn Baker. She is an enrolled member of the Fort Peck Tribes and was raised and graduated high school in Poplar. Baker received her bachelor’s degree in elementary education from MSU-Northern and continued on at Montana State University. She received a master’s degree in educational leadership

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County Reports 24 Active COVID Cases

Roosevelt County reported 24 active COVID cases as of Tuesday, Dec. 6. There have been 3,770 total cases in the county. On Monday, Dec. 5, Faith Lutheran Home reported that six residents and three staff had tested positive. Faith Home continues to be on outbreak status. Roosevelt County Health Department hosts COVID-19 vaccine clinics in Wolf Point the first and third Thursdays of the month,

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County Reports 24 Active COVID Cases

Roosevelt County reported 24 active COVID cases as of Tuesday, Dec. 6. There have been 3,770 total cases in the county. On Monday, Dec. 5, Faith Lutheran Home reported that six residents and three staff had tested positive. Faith Home continues to be on outbreak status. Roosevelt County Health Department hosts COVID-19 vaccine clinics in Wolf Point the first and third Thursdays of the month,

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Wolves Impressive In Opening Victory over Glasgow

Wolf Point gained the upper- hand from the start and posted a 76-54 season-opening boys’ basketball victory over Glasgow on Friday, Dec. 2. Kelby Bauer hit three three-pointers during the opening minutes to lead the Wolves to a quick 13-3 advantage. “We came out on fire and matched their physicality from the tip,” Wolf Point Coach Cole Hanks said. “Our transition was great. I don’t

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Wolves Impressive In Opening Victory over Glasgow

Wolf Point gained the upper- hand from the start and posted a 76-54 season-opening boys’ basketball victory over Glasgow on Friday, Dec. 2. Kelby Bauer hit three three-pointers during the opening minutes to lead the Wolves to a quick 13-3 advantage. “We came out on fire and matched their physicality from the tip,” Wolf Point Coach Cole Hanks said. “Our transition was great. I don’t

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Lustre Boys Beat Malta’s JVs In Opener

The Lustre Lions opened their boys’ basketball campaign by cruising to a 5623 win over Malta’s JVs in Glasgow on Friday, Dec. 2. Lustre enjoyed a 20-3 lead at the end of the first quarter and led 26-9 at intermission. The Lions then accounted for 17 points in the third quarter for a 43-16 advantage. Leading the Lions were Braden Ewing with 10, Elijah Lenihan with eight and Johnslee

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Lustre Boys Beat Malta’s JVs In Opener

The Lustre Lions opened their boys’ basketball campaign by cruising to a 5623 win over Malta’s JVs in Glasgow on Friday, Dec. 2. Lustre enjoyed a 20-3 lead at the end of the first quarter and led 26-9 at intermission. The Lions then accounted for 17 points in the third quarter for a 43-16 advantage. Leading the Lions were Braden Ewing with 10, Elijah Lenihan with eight and Johnslee

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Lustre Outscores Wolf Point’s JVs

Lustre Christian’s boys’ basketball team improved to 2-0 with a 78-35 victory over Wolf Point’s JVs during action in Glasgow on Saturday, Dec. 3. Wolf Point’s JVs kept things close in the first quarter as the Wolves trailed by only a 14-7 margin. The Lions then exploded for 28 points in the second period for a 42-20 advantage. Lustre added 22 more points in the third quarter for

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Lustre Outscores Wolf Point’s JVs

Lustre Christian’s boys’ basketball team improved to 2-0 with a 78-35 victory over Wolf Point’s JVs during action in Glasgow on Saturday, Dec. 3. Wolf Point’s JVs kept things close in the first quarter as the Wolves trailed by only a 14-7 margin. The Lions then exploded for 28 points in the second period for a 42-20 advantage. Lustre added 22 more points in the third quarter for

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Placing In Shepherd

Placing In Shepherd

Language Classes Offered At Poplar, Wolf Point

Language Classes Offered At Poplar, Wolf Point

Four Bear

Four Bear

State’s Depreciation Schedule Expected To Increase

State’s Depreciation Schedule Expected To Increase

College Announces New Vice President

College Announces New Vice President

County Reports 24 Active COVID Cases

County Reports 24 Active COVID Cases

Wolves Impressive In Opening Victory over Glasgow

Wolves Impressive In Opening Victory over Glasgow

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Lustre Boys Beat Malta’s JVs In Opener

Lustre Boys Beat Malta’s JVs In Opener

Lustre Outscores Wolf Point’s JVs

Lustre Outscores Wolf Point’s JVs

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