Yellow Jackets’ new head American Legion coach Aaron Snyder is flanked by assistant coaches Ray Ostby (left) and Anthony Red Cloud, who is slated to serve as head coach of the Babe Ruth team.
(Photo by John Plestina)
Yellow Jackets’ new head American Legion coach Aaron Snyder is flanked by assistant coaches Ray Ostby (left) and Anthony Red Cloud, who is slated to serve as head coach of the Babe Ruth team.
(Photo by John Plestina)
Myklynn Lewis, 15, a Frazer High School student, warms up during the first practice Monday, May 4. Lewis is the first girl to play American Legion or Babe Ruth League baseball for the Yellow Jackets programs.
(Photo by John Plestina)
Myklynn Lewis, 15, a Frazer High School student, warms up during the first practice Monday, May 4. Lewis is the first girl to play American Legion or Babe Ruth League baseball for the Yellow Jackets programs.
(Photo by John Plestina)
Gaige Bushman, 15, of Wolf Point is a returning Yellow Jackets’ player. He warms up before the first practice Monday, May 4.
(Photo by John Plestina)
Gaige Bushman, 15, of Wolf Point is a returning Yellow Jackets’ player. He warms up before the first practice Monday, May 4.
(Photo by John Plestina)
The Montana High School Association issued a final decision to cancel spring sports, music programs and other school activities Wednesday, May 22, just hours after Gov. Steve Bullock announced a three-tiered reopening of Montana.
Under Bullock’s plan, public school districts could open for classes May 7, three days after the deadline MHSA had set earlier of Monday, May 4, for students to return
The Montana High School Association issued a final decision to cancel spring sports, music programs and other school activities Wednesday, May 22, just hours after Gov. Steve Bullock announced a three-tiered reopening of Montana.
Under Bullock’s plan, public school districts could open for classes May 7, three days after the deadline MHSA had set earlier of Monday, May 4, for students to return
The Wolf Point Yellow Jackets 2020 American Legion baseball season moved closer to becoming reality following several events during the past week.
Health and safety concerns centered around the COVID-19 pandemic put the future of the season in limbo.
Two game changers followed.
The first game changer for the baseball program for youth ages 15-18 was the American Legion leaving the door
The Wolf Point Yellow Jackets 2020 American Legion baseball season moved closer to becoming reality following several events during the past week.
Health and safety concerns centered around the COVID-19 pandemic put the future of the season in limbo.
Two game changers followed.
The first game changer for the baseball program for youth ages 15-18 was the American Legion leaving the door
The Montana High School Association issued a final decision to cancel spring sports, music programs and other school activities Wednesday, May 22, just hours after Gov. Steve Bullock announced a three-tiered reopening of Montana.
Under Bullock’s plan, public school districts could open for classes May 7, three days after the deadline MHSA had set earlier of Monday, May 4, for students to return
The Montana High School Association issued a final decision to cancel spring sports, music programs and other school activities Wednesday, May 22, just hours after Gov. Steve Bullock announced a three-tiered reopening of Montana.
Under Bullock’s plan, public school districts could open for classes May 7, three days after the deadline MHSA had set earlier of Monday, May 4, for students to return
The wait is over. Hunters can now check the results of the 2020 nonresident combination and elk and deer permit drawing to see if they were successful.
To view drawing results online go to MyFWP and click on “Lookup Draw Results, Register for Lists” tab, or login to your MyFWP account. To sign up for an account go to fwp.mt.gov/myfwp. Applicants can also call the FWP licensing office at
The wait is over. Hunters can now check the results of the 2020 nonresident combination and elk and deer permit drawing to see if they were successful.
To view drawing results online go to MyFWP and click on “Lookup Draw Results, Register for Lists” tab, or login to your MyFWP account. To sign up for an account go to fwp.mt.gov/myfwp. Applicants can also call the FWP licensing office at
Following the extension of Montana Gov. Steve Bullock’s directive that out of state travelers must quarantine for 14 days, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks director Martha Williams has suspended nonresident hunting seasons for spring turkey and black bear until at least April 24.
On Tuesday, April 7, Gov. Bullock extended the mandatory quarantine directive related to COVID-19 through April
Following the extension of Montana Gov. Steve Bullock’s directive that out of state travelers must quarantine for 14 days, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks director Martha Williams has suspended nonresident hunting seasons for spring turkey and black bear until at least April 24.
On Tuesday, April 7, Gov. Bullock extended the mandatory quarantine directive related to COVID-19 through April
These are the times that try our souls. Isolation, face masks, drugs and diseases that are difficult to pronounce, let alone understand.
Take heart. There’s a world out there that proceeds without us. A place where winter stubbornly exits stage left, while spring occasionally lifts its head but seems too shy to take command. A place of beauty we should try to visit.
As the calendar approaches
These are the times that try our souls. Isolation, face masks, drugs and diseases that are difficult to pronounce, let alone understand.
Take heart. There’s a world out there that proceeds without us. A place where winter stubbornly exits stage left, while spring occasionally lifts its head but seems too shy to take command. A place of beauty we should try to visit.
As the calendar approaches
The Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Region 6 crew has been hard at work this past week at the walleye spawn on Fort Peck Reservoir. Water temperatures have been increasing to peak temperatures since the cold weather last weekend and there have been quite a few ripe and green walleye still coming through the trap nets. The crew has been able to hold several egg takes and are rapidly approaching their
The Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Region 6 crew has been hard at work this past week at the walleye spawn on Fort Peck Reservoir. Water temperatures have been increasing to peak temperatures since the cold weather last weekend and there have been quite a few ripe and green walleye still coming through the trap nets. The crew has been able to hold several egg takes and are rapidly approaching their
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