AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoIndigenous Water & Land Fight: The CSKT is opposing a proposed 32-acre opencut gravel pit in Pablo, warning the Harding Pit could harm shallow groundwater, nearby homes, and water/sewer infrastructure, and that the permit application doesn’t adequately address local aquifer conditions. Community Health on the Rez: CSKT hosted its 2026 Elder Wellness Fair at Salish Kootenai College, with screenings, diabetes education, fitness demos, bison stew, and resource booths for elders and families. Native Pride in Sports: South Dakota and Eastern Washington will feature Indigenous-language helmet decals in a Sept. 12 matchup, including Lakota and Salish phrases tied to Native communities and translation work. Montana History Spotlight: A Prairie County Museum deep-dive is reviving the story of Ellenore Bridenstine, Montana’s first woman state senator, who entered the Senate in 1945 and later documented her experience. Public Safety: Montana officials are warning fentanyl is increasingly showing up as powder, with variable purity raising overdose risk, and they’re pushing prevention efforts aimed at kids. Local Culture & Arts: In Lincoln, artists are building new sculptures “in the wild,” using local materials and fire-informed ideas to create art that supports the surrounding landscape. 9/11 Remembered: Montana coverage continues marking the 25th anniversary with personal reflections and community remembrance.
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