Gov. Greg Gianforte has announced the unemployment rate in December marked a year of historically low unemployment, with a record 42 consecutive months of unemployment at or below 3.4 percent.
“In Montana, our economy is strong, resilient, and full of good-paying jobs,” Gianforte said. “With our historic stretch of unemployment and with wage growth outpacing inflation in Montana over
Gov. Greg Gianforte has announced the unemployment rate in December marked a year of historically low unemployment, with a record 42 consecutive months of unemployment at or below 3.4 percent.
“In Montana, our economy is strong, resilient, and full of good-paying jobs,” Gianforte said. “With our historic stretch of unemployment and with wage growth outpacing inflation in Montana over
ROOSEVELT COUNTY DEPUTY (TWO)
ROOSEVELT COUNTY DEPUTY (TWO)
Gov. Greg Gianforte has praised the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation for its response during the 2024 fire season, keeping 95 percent of fires under its direct protection to 10 acres or fewer.
“Each fire season, our dedicated wildland firefighters at DNRC respond to every fire with one goal — put out the fire as safely and as quickly as possible,” Gianforte said.
Gov. Greg Gianforte has praised the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation for its response during the 2024 fire season, keeping 95 percent of fires under its direct protection to 10 acres or fewer.
“Each fire season, our dedicated wildland firefighters at DNRC respond to every fire with one goal — put out the fire as safely and as quickly as possible,” Gianforte said.
Undergraduate students who graduated Dec. 13 with honors at Montana State University included: Paige Robertson of Froid and Michael Eylander of Poplar. Eylander qualified for graduation with honors, by possessing a cumulative GPA between 3.25 and 3.69.
Joleigh Petrik, a senior from Wolf Point, was named to the fall 2024 dean’s list at Ripon College. Petrik’s major is chemistry-biology. Petrik’s
Undergraduate students who graduated Dec. 13 with honors at Montana State University included: Paige Robertson of Froid and Michael Eylander of Poplar. Eylander qualified for graduation with honors, by possessing a cumulative GPA between 3.25 and 3.69.
Joleigh Petrik, a senior from Wolf Point, was named to the fall 2024 dean’s list at Ripon College. Petrik’s major is chemistry-biology. Petrik’s
Independence Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of Cherry Colgan to the position of assistant branch president/operations supervisor for the Wolf Point and Poplar branches.
With over 15 years of dedicated service at Independence Bank, Colgan has played a pivotal role in both the bank’s operations and in the local community.
Her journey with Independence Bank began as a teller. After
Independence Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of Cherry Colgan to the position of assistant branch president/operations supervisor for the Wolf Point and Poplar branches.
With over 15 years of dedicated service at Independence Bank, Colgan has played a pivotal role in both the bank’s operations and in the local community.
Her journey with Independence Bank began as a teller. After
Wolf Point High School senior Gabby Four Bear has been involved in many sports during her four years at the school.
Her list of participation includes volleyball, basketball, track and cheerleading.
She said volleyball was her favorite sport, especially when Karli McGowan was the head coach.
“That’s when I improved the most,” Four Bear said.
A highlight for her was the Wolves
Wolf Point High School senior Gabby Four Bear has been involved in many sports during her four years at the school.
Her list of participation includes volleyball, basketball, track and cheerleading.
She said volleyball was her favorite sport, especially when Karli McGowan was the head coach.
“That’s when I improved the most,” Four Bear said.
A highlight for her was the Wolves
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