The second session of the Reimagining Rural seminars attracted nearly 30 concerned residents to the Great Northern Development Corporation’s meeting room with the hope of finding steps to improve the Wolf Point community. Goals of the program include Inspire rural people to reimagine their community; embrace different perspectives, individuals and ideas; Connect through shared hopes, dreams

Improvements continue to be made to attract tourists to the buffalo trail on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation located north of Poplar. During 2024, the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes were the recipients of a four-year, $5 million grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. The grant was awarded by the America the Beautiful Challenge program. The results of the grant will

Thomas Steiner, the new CEO for Northeast Montana Health Services, might speak a little differently than most Montanans, but his message is one of providing quality care for eastern Montana residents. The Alabama native, who became interim CEO on Dec. 4, 2024, is impressed with the team at the facilities in Wolf Point and Poplar. “I love our team here and our board of directors,” Steiner