Crazy Dog
First Crazy Dog of Crow Agency tunes up for the Friday night street dance on Main Street in Wolf Point following the Wild Horse Stampede RAM Rodeo July 8.
(Photo by James Walling)
Crazy Dog
First Crazy Dog of Crow Agency tunes up for the Friday night street dance on Main Street in Wolf Point following the Wild Horse Stampede RAM Rodeo July 8.
(Photo by James Walling)
By Bill Vander Weele
A new addition could be seen at the Wild Horse Saloon during the 99th annual Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede last week. The stampede committee created a wall for special honors in order for increased community viewing.
“We came up with the idea as a committee,” committee member Rodney Paulson said.
One wall displays the many awards that the Stampede has earned.
By Bill Vander Weele
A new addition could be seen at the Wild Horse Saloon during the 99th annual Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede last week. The stampede committee created a wall for special honors in order for increased community viewing.
“We came up with the idea as a committee,” committee member Rodney Paulson said.
One wall displays the many awards that the Stampede has earned.
Marijuana sales in Montana went up in June, reaching a monthly total of $24,897,330. The Department of Revenue reported recreational marijuana sales amounted to $17,268,597, which is up from $16,629,200 in May.
So far this year, combined recreational and medical marijuana sales have totaled almost $150 million, adding up to nearly $21 million in state taxes.
In the month of June, Roosevelt
Marijuana sales in Montana went up in June, reaching a monthly total of $24,897,330. The Department of Revenue reported recreational marijuana sales amounted to $17,268,597, which is up from $16,629,200 in May.
So far this year, combined recreational and medical marijuana sales have totaled almost $150 million, adding up to nearly $21 million in state taxes.
In the month of June, Roosevelt
Patriotism
Young singers from Wolf Point including McKinlee Paulson, Paightyn Stensland, Maia Kent and Iyerlee Paulson sang the national anthem prior to the rodeo on Thursday, July 7.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Patriotism
Young singers from Wolf Point including McKinlee Paulson, Paightyn Stensland, Maia Kent and Iyerlee Paulson sang the national anthem prior to the rodeo on Thursday, July 7.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
When children are invited to pick out their own books to keep from a wide variety of titles, they are more likely to read over the summer months. Reading a number of engaging, age and reading- level appropriate books over the summer can make a big difference in a child’s ability to expand what he or she has learned over the school year, particularly when that child is encouraged by a parent or
When children are invited to pick out their own books to keep from a wide variety of titles, they are more likely to read over the summer months. Reading a number of engaging, age and reading- level appropriate books over the summer can make a big difference in a child’s ability to expand what he or she has learned over the school year, particularly when that child is encouraged by a parent or
encourages map submissions prior to July 15 so the maps can be considered before Aug. 2, when the commissioners will release their own district proposals for the public hearings. The commission will be holding their first public hearing in Helena on Aug. 2, per their schedule.
Online resources include:
•General state legislative redistricting timeline
•Public mapping cheat sheet
encourages map submissions prior to July 15 so the maps can be considered before Aug. 2, when the commissioners will release their own district proposals for the public hearings. The commission will be holding their first public hearing in Helena on Aug. 2, per their schedule.
Online resources include:
•General state legislative redistricting timeline
•Public mapping cheat sheet
Rodeo clown JJ Harrison, dressed for Tough Enough to Wear Pink night, displays his riding skills for laughs at the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede on Thursday, July
7.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Rodeo clown JJ Harrison, dressed for Tough Enough to Wear Pink night, displays his riding skills for laughs at the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede on Thursday, July
7.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
The blue team featuring TJ Kerr, Leroy Morning Owl and Garrett Long was the winner in the wild horse race at the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede on both Thursday, July 7, and Friday, July 8. The horses won Saturday night.
(Photo submitted)
The blue team featuring TJ Kerr, Leroy Morning Owl and Garrett Long was the winner in the wild horse race at the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede on both Thursday, July 7, and Friday, July 8. The horses won Saturday night.
(Photo submitted)
2. Become a board member on a nonprofit board or other organizational board (feelings of self-worth as a contributing part of society) 3. Go to the local senior center (connect with people who are experiencing similar situations) 4. Attend church services of your choice (increases social connectedness and faithbased strength to overcome) 5. Regular breakfast, lunch or dinner outings with friends
2. Become a board member on a nonprofit board or other organizational board (feelings of self-worth as a contributing part of society) 3. Go to the local senior center (connect with people who are experiencing similar situations) 4. Attend church services of your choice (increases social connectedness and faithbased strength to overcome) 5. Regular breakfast, lunch or dinner outings with friends
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