A collaboration between Central Montana, Southeast Montana and Montana’s Missouri River Country won the Marketing Campaign of the Year award in the state.
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A collaboration between Central Montana, Southeast Montana and Montana’s Missouri River Country won the Marketing Campaign of the Year award in the state.
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U.S. Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont.,, has reintroduced a bipartisan bill, the “Secure and Fair Enforcement Banking Act,” to ensure that legal cannabis businesses have access to banks, credit unions and other financial institutions. Currently, many legal cannabis businesses must conduct all of their business entirely in cash, opening them up to theft, tax evasion and organized crime.
“Montanans
U.S. Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont.,, has reintroduced a bipartisan bill, the “Secure and Fair Enforcement Banking Act,” to ensure that legal cannabis businesses have access to banks, credit unions and other financial institutions. Currently, many legal cannabis businesses must conduct all of their business entirely in cash, opening them up to theft, tax evasion and organized crime.
“Montanans
As part of his continued efforts to lower costs for Montanans and expand access to reliable air service for rural communities, U.S. Sens. Jon Tester (D-Mont.) and Jerry Moran (R-Kans.) have introduced their bipartisan Small Community Air Service Enhancement Act to increase flight options for travelers in rural America.
“Expanding reliable air service is essential for Montana so we can lower
As part of his continued efforts to lower costs for Montanans and expand access to reliable air service for rural communities, U.S. Sens. Jon Tester (D-Mont.) and Jerry Moran (R-Kans.) have introduced their bipartisan Small Community Air Service Enhancement Act to increase flight options for travelers in rural America.
“Expanding reliable air service is essential for Montana so we can lower
Three Wolf Point athletes placed during the annual Norm Girard Top 10 track meet held in Glasgow on Tuesday, May 2.
Katelyn MacDonald, a senior, earned second place with a best of 118-7 in the javelin. Taking first was Whitewater’s Paige Wasson at 1240.
Peyton Summers, a junior, ran an excellent race and earned second place in the 3200-meter run at 9:52.86. It was a personal best time
Three Wolf Point athletes placed during the annual Norm Girard Top 10 track meet held in Glasgow on Tuesday, May 2.
Katelyn MacDonald, a senior, earned second place with a best of 118-7 in the javelin. Taking first was Whitewater’s Paige Wasson at 1240.
Peyton Summers, a junior, ran an excellent race and earned second place in the 3200-meter run at 9:52.86. It was a personal best time
Wolf Point’s junior high track athletes scored 77 points in the girls’ division and 47 points in the boys’ division in Glendive on Saturday, May 6.
Wolf Point’s girls’ 400-meter relay seventh-grade team of Cadence Bouldin, Harper Weeks, Adalynn Smith and AnnaLeigh Matejovsky finished first with a time of 59 seconds.
Mackenzie Jackson earned first in the shot put with a best of
Wolf Point’s junior high track athletes scored 77 points in the girls’ division and 47 points in the boys’ division in Glendive on Saturday, May 6.
Wolf Point’s girls’ 400-meter relay seventh-grade team of Cadence Bouldin, Harper Weeks, Adalynn Smith and AnnaLeigh Matejovsky finished first with a time of 59 seconds.
Mackenzie Jackson earned first in the shot put with a best of
Wolf Point earned second place in the boys’ standings and sixth in the girls’ standings during the Gene Nelson Memorial track meet held in Wolf Point on Friday, May 5.
The Wolves finished with 97 points in the boys’ team standings. Scobey topped the standings with 97 points.
The Lady Wolves accounted for 38.5 points. Scobey earned first with 136.5 points.
One highlight of the meet
Wolf Point earned second place in the boys’ standings and sixth in the girls’ standings during the Gene Nelson Memorial track meet held in Wolf Point on Friday, May 5.
The Wolves finished with 97 points in the boys’ team standings. Scobey topped the standings with 97 points.
The Lady Wolves accounted for 38.5 points. Scobey earned first with 136.5 points.
One highlight of the meet
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