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Roadwork starts Monday in Rocky Boy
The Chippewa Cree Tribe and its contractor, Havre Sand and Gravel, are reconstructing portions of the roadways within the Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation boundary including BIA Route 6 Upper Box Elder Road, BIA Route 10 Duck... — Updated 5/11/2021
Murdered and Missing Indigenous Persons awareness walk held at Rocky Boy
More than 30 people showed up to a Murdered and Missing Indigenous Persons awareness walk Wednesday at Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation, with many attendees having been personally... — Updated 5/7/2021
Special vet hospital rolls into Rocky Boy
A mobile veterinary hospital was in Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation this week, conducting spaying and neutering and other care for animals in what its organizers say they hope will... — Updated 5/5/2021
Missing and Murdered Indigenous People Awareness Walk set for Wednesday
Wednesday starting at 1 p.m. a Missing and Murdered Indigenous People Awareness Walk is going to be held on Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation. A post on The Chippewa Cree Tribe’s Facebook page says the walk is meant to raise... — Updated 5/4/2021
From the Courts - Federal District Court: Havre man admits meth trafficking on Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation
GREAT FALLS — A Havre man accused of supplying large quantities of methamphetamine to individuals on the Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation pleaded guilty to a trafficking crime Thursday, Acting U.S. Attorney Leif Johnson said.... — Updated 4/23/2021
Sangrey-Billy honored at American Indian College Fund event
Press release DENVER - Stone Child College President Cory Sangrey-Billy was awarded the Tribal College and University Honoree of the Year by The American Indian College Fund in an... — Updated 4/14/2021
MMIW billboards go up in Montana to raise awareness, including Havre
Jen Buckley, an enrolled member of the Chippewa Cree Tribe and Havre High School graduate, is putting up billboards around Montana including one in Havre to raise awareness of the... — Updated 4/12/2021
From the Courts - Federal District Court: Stump sentenced to prison for distributing meth to minor
From U.S. Attorney for District of Montana GREAT FALLS — A Box Elder man who admitted providing methamphetamine to a minor girl was sentenced Tuesday to 51 months in prison and to six years of supervised release, Acting U.S.... — Updated 4/7/2021
Settlement coming on Pembina lawsuit against federal government
A settlement is finally on the way in a dispute some 150 years old, in one of the earliest lawsuits filed claiming the federal government had mishandled trust moneys it held for... — Updated 4/5/2021
Fast response limits Sunday Rocky Boy fire
Firefighters from multiple tribal agencies came together in rapid response to get a wildfire contained to minimal acreage in high winds on Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation Sunday... — Updated 3/30/2021
Fire caught quickly, extinguished at Rocky Boy
Quick response from several organizations on Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation Sunday contained a wildfire to less than seven acres in the Parker School area at the east edge of the reservation near Taylor Road. Chippewa Cree... — Updated 3/29/2021
DPHHS tribal health positions restored
The Montana Joint Subcommittee Section B voted 15 to 9 last Thursday to restore two tribal health positions within the Montana Department of Health and Human Services that were eliminated as part of House Bill 2 earlier in the... — Updated 3/15/2021
From the Courts - Federal Court: Spokane woman admits meth trafficking on Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation
From U.S. Attorney for the District of Montana GREAT FALLS — A Spokane, Washington, woman suspected of being a longtime methamphetamine dealer in and around the Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation today admitted trafficking... — Updated 2/25/2021
Windy Boy Native language bills progressing through Legislature
State Rep. Jonathan Windy Boy, D-Box Elder, said several bills on Native language education are moving through the Legislature including one of his bills that has a hearing in the House Education Committee today at 3 p.m.... — Updated 2/22/2021
Bear Paw Ski Bowl opening Saturday
Bear Paw Ski Bowl is opening Saturday, with operating hours of 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. for both days this weekend. Bear Paw Winter Sports, the ski equipment rental and merchandise... — Updated 2/18/2021
Havre Trails hosting snowshoe hike in Bear Paws Saturday
The Havre Trails is leading a snowshoe hike up Eagle Creek on Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation Saturday, Feb. 20, and everyone is welcome to join the hike. This is a scenic 2-3... — Updated 2/16/2021
Obituary - Francis 'Frank' Fairclough Hayes
Francis "Frank" Fairclough Hayes passed away in Great Falls, Montana, February 6, 2021. He was born June 5, 1936, in Great Falls to Carrie Becker Hayes and Thomas Dean "T.D."... — Updated 2/12/2021 Full story
Park Board hears request to start Bear Paw Marathon this year
The Hill County Park Board heard proposals for events and future projects at its monthly meeting Monday including a plan to revive the first local marathon. Havre Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Julea Robbins asked the... — Updated 2/2/2021
Vaccination clinics continue in area
More COVID-19 vaccine is rolling into the area and more clinics are being scheduled, while health officials continue to warn people they need to continue efforts to slow the spread of the disease until enough people are vaccinated... — Updated 2/2/2021
Federal District Court: Methamphetamine trafficking sends Box Elder man to prison
From Montana District U.S. Attorney’s Office GREAT FALLS — A Box Elder man who admitted possessing methamphetamine for distribution after leading law enforcement officers on a high-speed chase on the Rocky Boy’s Indian Rese... — Updated 1/22/2021
Dodson schools sees COVID outbreak as vaccine rollout is underway
In the midst of COVID-19 vaccine being distributed for Phase 1B of the state rollout and local reservations also moving forward with vaccinations, a local school has had to shut... — Updated 1/21/2021
Locals appointed to positions by Bullock
Appointments announced Thursday by Gov. Steve Bullock included several local residents and officials. Megan Hedges of Chester is one of three appointments Montana Agricultural Development Council. Hedges is the owner and an... — Updated 12/28/2020
How COVID-19 affected the Holidays
Ever-present in the lives of people in Montana, the country, and around the world is the COVID-19 pandemic, which has affected nearly every aspect of life including the holiday... — Updated 12/24/2020
Grants announced to grow Native American-owned small businesses
Press release HELENA — Gov. Steve Bullock announced $350,000 in funding to support the growth of 34 Native American-owned small businesses in each of the eight Tribal Nations in Montana through the Indian Equity Fund Small... — Updated 12/24/2020
Fort Belknap extends shutdown order
The Fort Belknap Indian Reservation tribal government announced Monday it is extending its reservation-wide shutdown, effective from 12:01 this morning through at least Monday, Dec. 14 at 12:59 p.m. The Fort Belknap Indian... — Updated 12/1/2020
