04 December 2019

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Landsrud Selected As  TeenVax Challenge Winner

Landsrud Selected As TeenVax Challenge Winner


Wolf Point’s Rebekah Landsrud was the winner of a $50 Amazon gift card for being current with vaccines for 11- to 17-year-olds recommended by the Center for Disease Control. Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis), MCV4 (a meningococcal vaccine) and HPV (Human Papilloma Virus Vaccine) are recommended for this age group. Research continues to identify several types of cancer caused by

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Student Of The Week

Student Of The Week


eek The Wolf Point Junior High/High School students of the week for the week of Dec. 2 are Andrew Dschaak and Tori Nygard. Dschaak, 13, is a seventhgrader and son of Chris Dschaak and Melanie Nelson. His favorite subject is math and his favorite teacher is Amanda Damon. His hobbies include basketball, football and riding four-wheeler and dirt bike. His role model is Lebron James. He
27 November 2019

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Farm Bankruptcies Rise Again

Farm Bankruptcies Rise Again


USDA currently projects farm income in 2019 to reach $88 billion — the highest net farm income since 2014’s $92 billion, but still 29 percent below 2013’s record high. In addition, nearly 40 percent of that income — some $33 billion in total — is related to trade assistance, disaster assistance, the farm bill and insurance indemnities and has yet to be fully received by farmers and ranchers.

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Pub Staff

Pub Staff


Missouri Breaks Brewing/Doc’Z brewtenders working for the 10th anniversary Pubapalooza Nov. 23 were (left to right) Richard Ryan Jr., Jessica Smith, Thalia Medina and Mechiah Zilkoski. (Photo by James Walling)

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20 November 2019

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13 November 2019

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Red Cloud Combines Football, Science

Red Cloud Combines Football, Science


Anthony Red Cloud is in his second year of teaching and coaching locally. He taught business and coached football and track at Frazer School last year before moving to the Wolf Point School District to try his hand teaching junior high science. He also coached high school football for the Wolves this season. Red Cloud attended Billings West High School before earning his bachelor’s degree in