Four Points Classifieds Feb. 8, 2024
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Town Unites To Fight a Floodplain Development
By Mary Moran, Writers on the Range Moab, Utah is a growing town of 5,300 that several million people visit each year to tour nearby Arches and Canyonlands national parks, ride mountain bikes or raft the Colorado River. Like any western resort town, it desperately needs affordable housing. What
Four Points Classifieds Feb. 1, 2024
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Native American Communities Have the Highest Suicide Rates, Yet Interventions Are Scarce
By Cheryl Platzman Weinstock, KFF Health News If you or someone you know may be experiencing a mental health crisis, contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by dialing or texting “988.” To reach the Native and Strong Lifeline, call “988” and press 4. Amanda MorningStar has watched her children
Historian Old Horn to Discuss Ancestors at LBHC Library
Historian Dale Old Horn is this week's cultural enrichment speaker at Little Big Horn College. Dale Old Horn will make a presentation on his ancestors Old Horn and Old Coyote at noon on Thursday, Feb. 1 in the Little Big Horn College Library Programs Room and online. Dale
Gros Ventre Headed To Florida To Coach Elite Softball Team in Tourney
Albert Gros Ventre and “an elite group of guys” are making their way to Florida to compete against softball teams from across the country. Gros Ventre, a local Crow Tribal member, has been selected to coach softball in the native division this weekend during the 2024 United States Specialty Sports
Filling The Gaps In a Broken System
One woman's mission to improve health outcomes on the Fort Belknap Reservation.
Where Have All The Doctors Gone?
By Katie Klingsporn, Writers on the Range There’s never been enough doctors in rural Wyoming, where I live, but a shortage of obstetricians is now increasing the risks for pregnant women across the state—and the nation. In the last decade in Wyoming, three hospitals have closed their maternity
PECA Robotics Team Headed to State
Pretty Eagle Catholic Academy’s Robotics Club is celebrating a big win, but they aren’t slowing down as they prepare for their next big competition. “Robotics is really cool, and I’ve learned more about engineering than I did before joining," team member Aariah Slater said. The team