Williams said she is “absolutely ready” for another run at Montana’s lone seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Tribal students sample the wide fields of agricultural science and practice

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Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks will host a CWD public information meeting in Polson on Wednesday, August 21 at Kwataqnuk Resort beginning at 6 pm.

$631,535 has been awarded to worthy needs and projects in our community from 2009 through mid 2019

Members of a state task force whose goal is to help various agencies work together in reporting and searching for missing Native Americans want to add more people to the panel

The Tally Lake Ranger District of the Flathead National Forest announces the release of an updated environmental assessment

The court’s decision affirmed the constitutionality of ICWA, recognizing the unique political status of tribal nations and upholding the federal law that is so critical to safeguarding Indian child welfare.

Two CSKT members take sturgeon canoe onto the river.

The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes presented the Flathead Reservation-Lake County Boys and Girls Club with a $200,000 donation for its new Polson facility.

Many job opportunities available for CSKT members!

The agenda was light as was the turnout of a half dozen curious folks.

o far, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks along with its partner agencies and groups have conducted 64,000 inspections statewide.

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The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes’ Economic Development Office is pleased to announce the award of eight grants to Tribal member business owners in 2019

The fashion show featured five designers who have meshed unique tribal dress with contemporary fashion.

Centenarians will be honored at a late afternoon banquet that will begin at 4:45 p.m. on September 24.

It took a while but summer finally got here, and at the library we are in the last month of our Summer Reading Program.

The Northern Cheyenne Tribe has been awarded $2 million in federal funding to build a solar farm.

Bill will ensure equal access to culturally competent care for urban Native veterans in cities across the United States

2019 TRIBAL COUNCIL ELECTION of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes

Proper nutrition a key component of healthy hiking

Tribal Health of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes (CSKT) showcased its services during a visit from Center for Disease Control (CDC) and Prevention staff.

Seven Flathead Nation tribal member interns with the Montana Indian Youth Small Business Program made a visit to the CSKT Tribal Council last Thursday

Linking youths to the golf links and to Salish Kootenai College is the goal of the Silver Fox Youth Golf Camp.

An interview with Liz Santos “Tastes the Earth”

Douglas-fir Tussock moth has been located in several locations throughout the reservation.

Wildlife Biologists with the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes began a project to restore Trumpeter Swans as a resident species on the Flathead Indian Reservation in the mid-1990s.

We share our valley with many wildlife species, and the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes Wildlife Program is teaming up with Peoples and Carnivores to host three community meetings aimed at identifying attractants and living safely with the large carnivores. 

Several small wildfires in western Montana and a changing weather pattern signal the start of the state’s 2019 fire season, officials said Friday.

Bullock secures FEMA assistance for North Hills Fire

Over 380,000 Montanans Impacted by 2017 Breach

A federal magistrate judge has found that the U.S. government can’t be sued for the actions of a former Bureau of Indian Affairs police officer who was convicted in coercing a Montana woman into sex

Daines’ bill requires designated breastfeeding rooms in federal buildings

The bill supports growth and development of Native American communities by strengthening the New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) program’s incentives for investments in Indian Country.

Despite bigger powwows in the region, people and dancers attend Standing Arrow Powwow

Research begins on food sovereignty policy for CSKT.

By Lailani Upham

In lieu of the July District meeting, here is a report for the month and for the recent months.

he focus of the conference was to provide practitioners with information on a variety of DEC topics, and serve as an opportunity to discuss issues of common interest with others involved in efforts to identify and provide services to DEC

Through the generosity of a couple hundred supporters the Club experienced a record-breaking evening that paved the way to breaking ground on the new Polson Clubhouse

Opinion by Dave Stalling concerning Senator Steve Daines' recent comments

Helena mayor is running against Senator Steven Daines in next year's election.

121^st Arlee Esyapqeyni/Celebration continues once banned tribal celebration

THD Guided Care Dietitian Kati Burton to bring nutritional information to Char-Koosta News

The annual Arlee Fourth of July Parade might not be the biggest parade in the area but in its case size doesn’t matter.

research study revealed a decline in speakers of the Towa language and Jemez Education Director Kevin Shendo said the community needed to act quickly

lthough no restrictions are in place at this time, the extended forecast calls for temperatures in the high 80s, vegetation is beginning to cure.

Article was originally printed on July 16, 1999 in Char-Koosta News.