Innovative Youth Campaign promotes COVID-19 prevention

This is the second go round for the Flathead Nation FRWRC in the U.S. Senate. 

No Form, No Payment To remind the membership, everyone MUST submit a form to receive a CSKT COVID Relief payment. No exceptions. The US Treasury informed CSKT that for this payment to be non-taxable it cannot be like a per capita and must be based on individual need, which is why the form in…

The six week-long event was three weeks shorter than any other spring event but the weekly average total of 4,555 is higher than previous years

Late fees to restart July 7

Consumers who have been exposed to hand sanitizer containing methanol should seek immediate treatment

Disease prevention remains the state’s top priority.

Providence Montana will revert to our no visitor policy for inpatients at Providence St. Patrick Hospital and Providence St. Joseph Medical Center, beginning Wednesday, July 1

As Native Americans, we understand discrimination and racism. We live with it. There are places in Montana where we are uncomfortable and make a point of avoiding. There are businesses where we know we will be followed the moment we walk in the door.

Women continue to battle systematic discrimination in such things as unequal pay, workplace harassment, and domestic violence.

One of the most patriotic things Montanans can do is stand up and be counted in the 2020 Census

Fire danger remains moderate

Flathead Reservation and Ravalli County will be teaming up with 15 CSKT families/individuals to provide gardening and food preservation learning opportunities.

Grasshopper outbreaks are occurring in several areas in Montana. They are difficult to control due to their migratory nature and voracious feeding on several host plants. They tend to avoid feeding on trees and large shrubs unless outbreaks are heavy.

Shane Morigeau’s campaign for Montana State Auditor reported 1,233 individual donations for all reporting periods to date, contributing a total of $116,212.

Shane will bring a fresh perspective and a new generation of leadership to the Auditor’s office. 

The field office encompasses more than 67 land, air and seaports of entry in the states of Washington, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota and Minnesota

The Department of the Interior forged a new partnership with the U.S. Department of Agriculture

There is a free gift card to the first 150 people tested.

Senator: “There’s a big problem in Indian Country and in Montana they’re seeing COVID infection at about twice the rate they should”

The state Department of Health and Human Services reported that some of the new cases statewide were tied to large social gatherings.

This brings Lake County's total case count to 16.

The restaurant voluntarily closed upon hearing from the worker and has been cooperating fully with the health department’s investigation.

To receive the “Coronavirus Economic Stimulus and Relief Allocation” for all eligible enrolled members you MUST go through some application steps. New form available for download.

Senator: “the federal government has an obligation to make sure Montana’s Tribal Communities have the resources they need”

Grassroots effort shows strong support for Montana candidate

Flathead Reservation/Lake County COVID-19 testing completes Tribal Nation testing in Montana

The boating and inspections at the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks inspection stations have increased lately with the full-blown arrival of the summer recreation season

Stimulus payments part of COVID-19 CARES package released recently

Spring event nears conclusion and there's still plenty of fish in this lake!

Wolf hunting and trapping tags will be available from the Tribal Fish, Wildlife, Recreation and Conservation Permit Office to CSKT Tribal members who present valid Tribal Identification

The third volume of documents of Flathead Reservation history published by the Salish Kootenai College Press covers the 1890s, a period of turmoil and change for the Salish, Pend d’Oreille, and Kootenai tribes

Filling out and submitting your form will help your community get more federal money, about $20,000 per person over the next 10 years

Newspapers have a responsibility to label opinion pieces appropriately and to keep the news objective, but the reader also has the responsibility to take the time to understand the difference

Senators Jon Tester and Steve Daines argue support for CSKT Water Compact at historic Indian Affairs Committee hearing.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration found a chemical called “NDMA” in some brands of metformin ER tablet

The order had been in place since March 26

Total number of infections in Lake County rises to 11; six cases are active.

In order to open the doors of KTN and GWP under the shadow of COVID-19, there has been several alterations to their operation.

The Salish Tribal member is the first former Warriors player to head coach the team

Anglers are at the half waypoint of the 2020 Spring Mack Days Extended Fishing Event

Permit applications will be available at the Tribal Division of Fish, Wildlife, Recreation and Conservation permit office

Our rainy days followed by temperatures above 75°F are ideal for fire blight infection and old cankers are beginning to seep bacteria as the pathogen grows. 

The proposed rule would eliminate the selling, offering for sale, marketing, advertising or otherwise distributing flavored electronic smoking products that target Montana youth

SBA’s EIDL program offers long-term, low interest assistance for a small business or non-profit.

The National Indian Health Board outlined a robust and comprehensive list of Tribal health and public health priorities

Due to COVID-19 we will be providing grab and go meals and supplying activities for families to participate in throughout the summer

Let’s keep kids ready to learn with summer meals!

Every form of democratic government is established to promote “the common good”

It’s no exaggeration to say that this is the most consequential election facing Montana voters in my lifetime.