A family “nakoniabi” day camp is being hosted in Oswego at the community hall Dec. 14 at 5 p.m.
Activities will include Nakoda language training, other learning games and gifts. All ages are welcome.
Sponsors include the Fort Peck Tribes Language & Cultures Department. For more information, visit fortpecklanguagepreservation. com or call 406-7683520.
A family “nakoniabi” day camp is being hosted in Oswego at the community hall Dec. 14 at 5 p.m.
Activities will include Nakoda language training, other learning games and gifts. All ages are welcome.
Sponsors include the Fort Peck Tribes Language & Cultures Department. For more information, visit fortpecklanguagepreservation. com or call 406-7683520.
The results are in from the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Havre check station for the 2022 hunting season. The check station was open for eight weekends from Oct. 8 (the open of general antelope) through Nov. 27 (the end of the deer/elk general season). Overall, hunter numbers and mule deer harvest were still above average.
Biologists gather a lot of valuable information and biological data
The results are in from the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Havre check station for the 2022 hunting season. The check station was open for eight weekends from Oct. 8 (the open of general antelope) through Nov. 27 (the end of the deer/elk general season). Overall, hunter numbers and mule deer harvest were still above average.
Biologists gather a lot of valuable information and biological data
The Wolf Point Pound Puppies are seeking the following items during the holiday season. The organization is seeking dog and cat food, dry and canned, treats and toys, clumping cat litter and puppy pee pads, clean blankets and towels, gas cards for animal transfers and donations to help with vet bills.
Donations can be sent via PayPal (tolson@rrooseveltcounty. org), Cash App (cash. app$TinaBetsHisMedicine),
The Wolf Point Pound Puppies are seeking the following items during the holiday season. The organization is seeking dog and cat food, dry and canned, treats and toys, clumping cat litter and puppy pee pads, clean blankets and towels, gas cards for animal transfers and donations to help with vet bills.
Donations can be sent via PayPal (tolson@rrooseveltcounty. org), Cash App (cash. app$TinaBetsHisMedicine),
available through Roosevelt County Health Department
available through Roosevelt County Health Department
Michael Post, FACHE
After a nationwide search, the board of Northeast Montana Health Services selected Michael Post, FACHE as the new CEO of NEMHS. Peg Norgaard, after 42 years working with the organization, retired on Nov. 30, and Post took over on Dec. 1.
He joins NEMHS from Pennsylvania, and has a strong history in health care administration. Post belongs to ACHE (The American College
Michael Post, FACHE
After a nationwide search, the board of Northeast Montana Health Services selected Michael Post, FACHE as the new CEO of NEMHS. Peg Norgaard, after 42 years working with the organization, retired on Nov. 30, and Post took over on Dec. 1.
He joins NEMHS from Pennsylvania, and has a strong history in health care administration. Post belongs to ACHE (The American College
Call or email to activate your gift subscription in time for the holidays.
Call or email to activate your gift subscription in time for the holidays.
Spotted Bull Recovery Resource Center, Native Pride and the NDO Youth Council are hosting a Youth Identity Symposium Dec. 21 at the Wolf Point Community Center.
Facilitated by Donovan “Beef” Archambault, the gathering is open to ages 14 and up. Door prizes will be offered, along with games food and snacks. The theme for drug and alcohol free event is “Who am I?”
“Fort Peck youth
Spotted Bull Recovery Resource Center, Native Pride and the NDO Youth Council are hosting a Youth Identity Symposium Dec. 21 at the Wolf Point Community Center.
Facilitated by Donovan “Beef” Archambault, the gathering is open to ages 14 and up. Door prizes will be offered, along with games food and snacks. The theme for drug and alcohol free event is “Who am I?”
“Fort Peck youth
