Montana now ranks third in the nation for the lowest unemployment rate, according to a press release from the governor’s office last week.
The state’s unemployment rate is 2.7 percent. Montana’s unemployment rate has been at or below 3.4 percent for 46 consecutive months.
Roosevelt County and Petroleum county are tied for 46th in Montana’s ranking of counties with unemployment rates
Montana now ranks third in the nation for the lowest unemployment rate, according to a press release from the governor’s office last week.
The state’s unemployment rate is 2.7 percent. Montana’s unemployment rate has been at or below 3.4 percent for 46 consecutive months.
Roosevelt County and Petroleum county are tied for 46th in Montana’s ranking of counties with unemployment rates
The Wolf Point Community Organization kept giving to the community during its monthly meeting held on Monday, May 19.
WPCO president Holly Hamilton announced that WPCO will provide $125 to each Wolf Point High School graduate this year. In addition, WPCO will donate $75 to each Wolf Point junior high school graduate and Frontier eighth-grade graduate.
Recipients of the WPC0 scholarships are
The Wolf Point Community Organization kept giving to the community during its monthly meeting held on Monday, May 19.
WPCO president Holly Hamilton announced that WPCO will provide $125 to each Wolf Point High School graduate this year. In addition, WPCO will donate $75 to each Wolf Point junior high school graduate and Frontier eighth-grade graduate.
Recipients of the WPC0 scholarships are
Frazer students Takoa Old Person, Elli Mail and Bethany Hotomanie were recently awarded by the National History Day in Montana program. The awards were sponsored by the Montana 250th Commission.
Old Person won the Montana 250 Excellence in Indigenous History and Culture special award at the National History Day in Montana state contest. This $500 award recognizes outstanding research in indigenous
Frazer students Takoa Old Person, Elli Mail and Bethany Hotomanie were recently awarded by the National History Day in Montana program. The awards were sponsored by the Montana 250th Commission.
Old Person won the Montana 250 Excellence in Indigenous History and Culture special award at the National History Day in Montana state contest. This $500 award recognizes outstanding research in indigenous
Wolf Point May 29: Turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, green bean casserole, birthday cake and ice cream.
June 3: BLT wraps, Wisconsin cheese soup and dessert.
June 5: Oven-fried chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, mixed vegetables and dessert.
Wolf Point May 29: Turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, green bean casserole, birthday cake and ice cream.
June 3: BLT wraps, Wisconsin cheese soup and dessert.
June 5: Oven-fried chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, mixed vegetables and dessert.
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