02 June 2022

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older, conservative politician could set ….

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older, conservative politician could set her up for violence and ruin her reputation as a lobbyist. Court records show that Jawort reached out within hours and asked for a retraction or correction for that portion of the story, letting other incendiary comments about her attire or even accusations of a five-o’clock shadow pass. “You’re not going to mistake me,” Jawort said. “I

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Historical Society Programs In June

Historical Society Programs In June


The Montana Historical Society is offering a wide range of programs in June that are free to the public and many will be livestreamed and recorded on the MHS YouTube channel to watch live or at your leisure. Presentations kick off June 15 and 16 with a celebration of “We the People: The Making of a Constitution at the Montana State Capitol.” Join the Constitutional Convention delegates,

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26 May 2022

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Museum Spotlights Sacrifices Of Military

Museum Spotlights Sacrifices Of Military


With Memorial Day recognized on Monday, May 30, Americans take time to remember military sacrifices made during our nation’s history. An excellent display at the Wolf Point Area Museum is a way to see contributions from this area. The display features a variety of photos of enlisted soldiers including the 40th Infantry Division, World War I servicemen, a 1923 camp featuring soldiers and World

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Poplar’s Graduates Look Ahead To Success

Poplar’s Graduates Look Ahead To Success


Poplar High School’s graduation featured 35 students on Sunday, May 22. The list of graduates included Chelsea-Rose Alexander, Allie Azure, Kyler Bad Hawk, Jacob Berger, Canaan Boyd, Harold Boyd IV, Erin Buckles, Jaidyn Cantrell, Reuben Castro, Angela Charboneau, Sami Jo Cloud, Kobe Darnell, Teagan Escarcega, Jase Frederick, Marcus Genia, Jazmin Gorder, Kylie Gourneau, Luthor Iron Cloud,