Representatives from the Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Department and BIA Wildfire delivered a presentation at Northside Elementary School on Wednesday, Oct. 8, in recognition of .
Janet Anderson, BIA Fort Peck Fire prevention specialist, urged students to be careful with camp fires and while shooting fireworks.
“You guys are a big part of preventing fires,” Anderson said.
She stressed
Representatives from the Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Department and BIA Wildfire delivered a presentation at Northside Elementary School on Wednesday, Oct. 8, in recognition of .
Janet Anderson, BIA Fort Peck Fire prevention specialist, urged students to be careful with camp fires and while shooting fireworks.
“You guys are a big part of preventing fires,” Anderson said.
She stressed
The Fort Peck Tribal Health Administration will host community meetings to share information on Tribal Health Programs. We will answer questions and listen to concerns and seek input from Tribal citizens and families. The following is the Community Meetings’ schedule: Monday, Nov. 3 at 6 p.m. - Poplar Cultural Center Tuesday, Nov. 4 at 6 p.m. - Wolf Point Community Center Wednesday, Nov. 5 at 6 p.m. - Fort Kipp James Black Dog Hall Thursday, Nov. 6 at 6:30 p.m. - Frazer/Oswego at Frazer Community Hall Friday, Nov. 7 at 6 p.m. - Brockton Cultural Center
The Fort Peck Tribal Health Administration will host community meetings to share information on Tribal Health Programs. We will answer questions and listen to concerns and seek input from Tribal citizens and families. The following is the Community Meetings’ schedule: Monday, Nov. 3 at 6 p.m. - Poplar Cultural Center Tuesday, Nov. 4 at 6 p.m. - Wolf Point Community Center Wednesday, Nov. 5 at 6 p.m. - Fort Kipp James Black Dog Hall Thursday, Nov. 6 at 6:30 p.m. - Frazer/Oswego at Frazer Community Hall Friday, Nov. 7 at 6 p.m. - Brockton Cultural Center
Wolf Point’s schools will start to utilize the Boys Town Education Model as early as this week at the district’s two elementary schools.
“The idea is to change the behavior of students and make sure they’re successful,” Wolf Point Superintendent of Schools Dr. David Perkins said. “I went after it because I know it’s a proven program.”
According to its website, components
Wolf Point’s schools will start to utilize the Boys Town Education Model as early as this week at the district’s two elementary schools.
“The idea is to change the behavior of students and make sure they’re successful,” Wolf Point Superintendent of Schools Dr. David Perkins said. “I went after it because I know it’s a proven program.”
According to its website, components
The Roosevelt County law and justice center can be a stressful place especially when emergency or violent incidents must be handled. But staff members there know they always have a four-legged friend that can count on for support - although it helps if they have a snack to share.
Jack, a very friendly canine, came into the lives of sheriff office employees when chief deputy Patrick O’Connor
The Roosevelt County law and justice center can be a stressful place especially when emergency or violent incidents must be handled. But staff members there know they always have a four-legged friend that can count on for support - although it helps if they have a snack to share.
Jack, a very friendly canine, came into the lives of sheriff office employees when chief deputy Patrick O’Connor
Although there were national concerns regarding if Essential Air Service flights were going to continue during the government shutdown, Cape Air officials provided a positive message last week.
Cape Air serves five eastern Montana communities — Glasgow, Glendive, Havre, Sidney and Wolf Point — through Essential Air Service funding. Essential Air Service was established in 1978 to provide
Although there were national concerns regarding if Essential Air Service flights were going to continue during the government shutdown, Cape Air officials provided a positive message last week.
Cape Air serves five eastern Montana communities — Glasgow, Glendive, Havre, Sidney and Wolf Point — through Essential Air Service funding. Essential Air Service was established in 1978 to provide
The trials for Abrianne Deserly and Calvin Lester Jr., who are facing second degree murder charges related to a death that occurred in Wolf Point on Feb. 26, has been continued until Jan. 6.
The jury trial will take place in Great Falls. The plea agreement/notice of intent to proceed deadline is Dec. 23. The motion is to continued was unopposed.
If convicted, Deserly and Lester face a maximum
The trials for Abrianne Deserly and Calvin Lester Jr., who are facing second degree murder charges related to a death that occurred in Wolf Point on Feb. 26, has been continued until Jan. 6.
The jury trial will take place in Great Falls. The plea agreement/notice of intent to proceed deadline is Dec. 23. The motion is to continued was unopposed.
If convicted, Deserly and Lester face a maximum
