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Mellott, Lambson lead FCS AP All-American team

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Mellott, Lambson lead FCS AP All-American team

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Montana State quarterback Tommy Mellott and Southern Utah running back Targhee Lambson, both finalists for the Walter Payton Award given to the most outstanding player in the Championship Subdivision, head The Associated Press FCS All-America team announced Tuesday.See the Story

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Rounds bill meant to boost veteran homeownership on tribal lands heads to president’s desk

Rounds bill meant to boost veteran homeownership on tribal lands heads to president’s desk

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A bill sponsored by U.S. Sen. Mike Rounds that’s meant to make it easier for Native American veterans living on trust land to get or refinance mortgages is headed to President Joe Biden’s desk.See the Story

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