03 December 2020

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Residents Walk In Hopes Of Justice  In Shooting Of Cody Weeks-Combs

Residents Walk In Hopes Of Justice In Shooting Of Cody Weeks-Combs


By Bill Vander Weele Frances Weeks said she needed go for a walk, and her supportive friends joined her. It wasn’t a walk for exercise, but rather the start of a journey for justice. Weeks’ son, Cody Weeks-Combs, 28, was fatally wounded on Friday, Nov. 27, in Wolf Point. “I don’t want my son to just be another statistic for the Reservation,” Weeks said. “He was so much more

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Mother Seeking Justice

Mother Seeking Justice


Frances Weeks, mother of slain 28-year-old Cody Weeks-Combs walked around downtown Wolf Point with friends, family and other community members on Monday, Nov. 30, seeking justice for her son. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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County Reports 40 Active Cases, New School Liaison Works On COVID Response

County Reports 40 Active Cases, New School Liaison Works On COVID Response


A newly appointed school liaison, Lois Tufton, has started to provide regular reports to all Roosevelt County schools to bolster communication with and support for school-based COVID-19 response. Currently, many schools are experiencing increased rates of drop-outs, absenteeism and class failure. This alarming trend, while not unique to the area, is being addressed by each school to the fullest

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Work, Sports And Arts  Make Houg Well-Rounded

Work, Sports And Arts Make Houg Well-Rounded


Wolf Point High School senior Jodi Houg keeps active throughout the day whether it’s in sports, painting or working at the nursery home. She says she likes helping with activities at the nursing home. Bingo is played once a week and she says there’s a Bingo store there. “I take the residents where they need to go,” Houg said. She explains there are some drawbacks of working at

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Fermenter

Fermenter


Missouri Breaks Brewing’s Kate Zilkoski said the big 10bbl fermenter tank in the foreground is where the liquid extracted from the mashing process “magically changes to beer.” (Submitted photo)

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