The minor softball team of Wolf Point are (front row, from left) Maria Rasor, Caydee Gorder and Iyerlee Paulson; (back row) Cali Gorder, Anna Matejovsky, McKinlee Paulson and Maia Kent.
The minor softball team of Wolf Point are (front row, from left) Maria Rasor, Caydee Gorder and Iyerlee Paulson; (back row) Cali Gorder, Anna Matejovsky, McKinlee Paulson and Maia Kent.
Montana gas prices have risen 0.8 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.00/g on Monday, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 615 stations in Montana. Gas prices in Montana are 9.4 cents per gallon higher than a month ago and stand 89.0 cents per gallon higher than a year ago.
According to GasBuddy price reports, the cheapest station in Montana is priced at $2.71/g while the most
Montana gas prices have risen 0.8 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.00/g on Monday, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 615 stations in Montana. Gas prices in Montana are 9.4 cents per gallon higher than a month ago and stand 89.0 cents per gallon higher than a year ago.
According to GasBuddy price reports, the cheapest station in Montana is priced at $2.71/g while the most
The Culbertson Major baseball team includes (front row, from left) Rylie Jones, Damon Werman, Gerald York, Aaron Schmitz, Felix Becker and Gage Damm; (back row, from left) Hayden Wills, Aden Drake, Plenny Williams, Jonas York, Ivy Colvin and Coach Nick Williams.
The Culbertson Major baseball team includes (front row, from left) Rylie Jones, Damon Werman, Gerald York, Aaron Schmitz, Felix Becker and Gage Damm; (back row, from left) Hayden Wills, Aden Drake, Plenny Williams, Jonas York, Ivy Colvin and Coach Nick Williams.
over the past two decades.
Schumacher has worked with MSU faculty for approximately 18 years. She has helped MSU Extension and research faculty to deliver culturally relevant programs in partnership with American Indian agricultural producers, agribusinesses and decision makers in Montana reservation communities, said Cody Stone, MSU Extension executive director.
“We have been especially
over the past two decades.
Schumacher has worked with MSU faculty for approximately 18 years. She has helped MSU Extension and research faculty to deliver culturally relevant programs in partnership with American Indian agricultural producers, agribusinesses and decision makers in Montana reservation communities, said Cody Stone, MSU Extension executive director.
“We have been especially
The Wolf Point City Council held its regular meeting Monday, June 21. Mayor Chris Dschaak started the meeting by stating that of six open seats available on the council (plus the mayor’s seat), only three have been filled, leaving critical vacancies in several wards. The deadline for filing was June 21. Dschaak said he is still accepting letters of interest from city residents who wish to serve
The Wolf Point City Council held its regular meeting Monday, June 21. Mayor Chris Dschaak started the meeting by stating that of six open seats available on the council (plus the mayor’s seat), only three have been filled, leaving critical vacancies in several wards. The deadline for filing was June 21. Dschaak said he is still accepting letters of interest from city residents who wish to serve
Members of Bainville’s major softball team include (front row, from left) Hailey Berwick, Kaitlyn Adkins, Addison Telck, Makala Reigler, Johonna Rider and Micah Pippenger; (back row) Elsie Wilson, Kendra Romo, Brecklyn Pippenger, Kaelyn Romo and Lakyn Rabbe.
Members of Bainville’s major softball team include (front row, from left) Hailey Berwick, Kaitlyn Adkins, Addison Telck, Makala Reigler, Johonna Rider and Micah Pippenger; (back row) Elsie Wilson, Kendra Romo, Brecklyn Pippenger, Kaelyn Romo and Lakyn Rabbe.
The Wolf Point Food Pantry is requesting donations in order to help area individuals in need.
Carol Hentges noted that the food pantry is almost out of items at this time.
The food pantry was closed during the COVID pandemic and then was opened a few hours on Fridays.
Hentges and Natasha Kemp have recently been busy cleaning the facility.
They will soon announce the new operating hours.
The Wolf Point Food Pantry is requesting donations in order to help area individuals in need.
Carol Hentges noted that the food pantry is almost out of items at this time.
The food pantry was closed during the COVID pandemic and then was opened a few hours on Fridays.
Hentges and Natasha Kemp have recently been busy cleaning the facility.
They will soon announce the new operating hours.
bers. The change was needed because of new, enhanced 911 procedures.
The motion for the County Road 2031 slab replacement project was approved. Officials will research whether American Recovery Act funds can be used.
Wolf Point resident Bill Juve presented commissioners with a poster that covered the Bill of Rights.
Juve requested that commissioners frame the poster and put it up either
bers. The change was needed because of new, enhanced 911 procedures.
The motion for the County Road 2031 slab replacement project was approved. Officials will research whether American Recovery Act funds can be used.
Wolf Point resident Bill Juve presented commissioners with a poster that covered the Bill of Rights.
Juve requested that commissioners frame the poster and put it up either
Support has been strong for the sponsorship campaign to raise funds to help cover the expenses of the Wolf Point Elks Lodge and Elks Event Center, but officials urge more community businesses, organizations and residents to consider being part of the campaign.
Jeff Presser, exalted ruler of the Wolf Point Elks Lodge, stressed the importance of the Elks Event Center and Lodge during the organization’s
Support has been strong for the sponsorship campaign to raise funds to help cover the expenses of the Wolf Point Elks Lodge and Elks Event Center, but officials urge more community businesses, organizations and residents to consider being part of the campaign.
Jeff Presser, exalted ruler of the Wolf Point Elks Lodge, stressed the importance of the Elks Event Center and Lodge during the organization’s
The Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture is gearing up for Wolf Point Brewfest on June 19.
During last week’s board meeting, chamber president Jeff Presser mentioned the importance of making sure that the stadium concessions building is in top shape. Volunteers will clean the area starting at 5 p.m. on Thursday, June 17.
This year’s event will feature the excellent music of
The Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture is gearing up for Wolf Point Brewfest on June 19.
During last week’s board meeting, chamber president Jeff Presser mentioned the importance of making sure that the stadium concessions building is in top shape. Volunteers will clean the area starting at 5 p.m. on Thursday, June 17.
This year’s event will feature the excellent music of
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