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Knudsen Continues Efforts To Reduce Drug Use In County, State - Northern Plains Independent

During a tour stop in Roosevelt County, Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen said his office continues to work on decreasing the use of fentanyl throughout the state. Knudsen reports that there was a 2,000 percent increase in fentanyl seizures in Montana from 2019 to 2023. During the first six months of this year, the percentage is down by 80 percent. “That tells me the efforts at theFentanyl · Wolf Point Read Article

Poplar Celebrates Week With Speaker, Horses - Northern Plains Independent

Native American Week at Poplar schools included empowerment workshops featuring education consultant Kansas Middletent for three days last week. Middletent is a professional and inspirational speaker who focuses on supporting disadvantage youth and people. “My main goal is to empower and inspire them to be the best versions of themselves,” Middletent said. During the week, he urgedWolf Point · Wolf Point Read Article

Fort Peck Water Users Shutting Pumps - Northern Plains Independent

Fort Peck Water Users Association is shutting off their pumps on Monday, Oct. 13.Volleyball · Wolf Point Read Article

Breast Cancer: Montana’s Most Common Cancer Diagnosis Among Women - Northern Plains Independent

The Department of Public Health and Human Services is highlighting the critical importance of breast cancer screening and early detection throughout October, which is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed among women in Montana, accounting for 33 percent of all new cancers each year. On average, 966 new cases are diagnosed in Montana annually. “DetectingWolf Point · Wolf Point Read Article

In New Research, Scientists Explore How Viruses Replicate, Infect - Northern Plains Independent

Matthew Taylor likened his recently published work alongside doctoral student Gary Dunn to kicking over a rock. Once the discovery was made, it was time to see what lay beneath. Taylor, an associate professor in Montana State University’s Department of Microbiology and Cell Biology, has studied the replication and infection mechanisms of herpes viruses for more than a decade. Dunn, now a postdoctoralResearch · Wolf Point Read Article

Wolf Point’s History: Bear Skin Spectacular, Indian Lad - Northern Plains Independent

Montana State College cowboy Victor Bearskin was certain he wouldn’t die in a rodeo arena. After all, he was a calf roper, not a bronc or bull rider. But, on the dangerous Montana highways in the 1950s? There was a chance. He had lost relatives and friends on the Big Sky State’s roads. The day after he won a 1950 calf roping contest in Wolf Point, seven Poplar youths were seriously injured inWolf Point · Wolf Point Read Article

Future Fisheries Improvement Program Grant Deadline Is Nov. 15 - Northern Plains Independent

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks reminds landowners, watershed groups and others that this winter’s deadline to apply for Future Fisheries Improvement Program grants is Nov. 15. Approximately $400,000 is available for the winter grant cycle. The goal of FWP’s FFIP is to restore rivers, streams and lakes to improve Montana’s wild fish habitat. Entities can receive funding for qualifyingWolf Point · Wolf Point Read Article

Sheridan Electric Conducts Annual Meeting - Northern Plains Independent

On Saturday, Oct. 4, Sheridan Electric conducted its 78th annual meeting of the membership, with great success. One topic of note is the unexpected change the coop must raise rates in early 2026. This is in response to the rate increase the power supplier has issued for their construction of new generation and other factors which have been described in the October Rural Montana magazine.Wolf Point · Wolf Point Read Article

Various Hearings Conducted In District Court Last Week - Northern Plains Independent

A sentencing, a change of plea and other hearings were conducted in front of District Judge Benjamin Fosland in Wolf Point on Tuesday, Sept. 23. Brian Ray Gustafson was sentenced for the charge of possession of illegal drugs. His sentence was three years with the Department of Corrections to run consecutively with a charge in Richland County. He was also fined $2,000. Fosland said he hopesWolf Point · Wolf Point Read Article

Speaker Heiser Unpacks Digital Addiction - Northern Plains Independent

Montana State University senior lecturer Shawna Heiser spoke to area schoolchildren, teachers and parents during two assemblies in Culbertson on Monday, Sept. 29. She addressed students about digital addiction and the detrimental impacts of screens and electronic media on brain development. “It is alarming information, but needs to be shared,” Culbertson Public School Superintendent NicoleWolf Point · Wolf Point Read Article

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Knudsen Continues Efforts To Reduce Drug Use In County, State - Northern Plains Independent

Poplar Celebrates Week With Speaker, Horses - Northern Plains Independent

Fort Peck Water Users Shutting Pumps - Northern Plains Independent

Breast Cancer: Montana’s Most Common Cancer Diagnosis Among Women - Northern Plains Independent

In New Research, Scientists Explore How Viruses Replicate, Infect - Northern Plains Independent

Wolf Point’s History: Bear Skin Spectacular, Indian Lad - Northern Plains Independent

Future Fisheries Improvement Program Grant Deadline Is Nov. 15 - Northern Plains Independent

Sheridan Electric Conducts Annual Meeting - Northern Plains Independent

Various Hearings Conducted In District Court Last Week - Northern Plains Independent

Speaker Heiser Unpacks Digital Addiction - Northern Plains Independent

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Knudsen Continues Efforts To Reduce Drug Use In County, State - Northern Plains Independent

Poplar Celebrates Week With Speaker, Horses - Northern Plains Independent

Fort Peck Water Users Shutting Pumps - Northern Plains Independent

Breast Cancer: Montana’s Most Common Cancer Diagnosis Among Women - Northern Plains Independent

In New Research, Scientists Explore How Viruses Replicate, Infect - Northern Plains Independent

Wolf Point’s History: Bear Skin Spectacular, Indian Lad - Northern Plains Independent

Future Fisheries Improvement Program Grant Deadline Is Nov. 15 - Northern Plains Independent

Sheridan Electric Conducts Annual Meeting - Northern Plains Independent

Various Hearings Conducted In District Court Last Week - Northern Plains Independent

Speaker Heiser Unpacks Digital Addiction - Northern Plains Independent