For over 75 years, one of the greatest and certainly the tastiest attractions requiring countless volunteer hours at the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede has been the hamburgers served from the stand by the Immaculate Conception Catholic Parish of Wolf Point.
The four-hour shifts manning the hamburger stand are covered by numerous community volunteers that help with the cause.
For many years,
For over 75 years, one of the greatest and certainly the tastiest attractions requiring countless volunteer hours at the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede has been the hamburgers served from the stand by the Immaculate Conception Catholic Parish of Wolf Point.
The four-hour shifts manning the hamburger stand are covered by numerous community volunteers that help with the cause.
For many years,
The Culbertson Knights of Columbus is pleased to continue a great tradition in the community.
For the four Fridays prior to Good Friday, the group serves a fish fry meal at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church from 5-7 p.m.
Knights of Columbus member Mark Ellerkamp explains the 40-year reign of history started when Larry Reitz shared the secrets of the fish frys held in Sidney.
“He introduced
The Culbertson Knights of Columbus is pleased to continue a great tradition in the community.
For the four Fridays prior to Good Friday, the group serves a fish fry meal at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church from 5-7 p.m.
Knights of Columbus member Mark Ellerkamp explains the 40-year reign of history started when Larry Reitz shared the secrets of the fish frys held in Sidney.
“He introduced
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The annual Wolf Point Clean Sweep is held every spring to rid the community of the trash and clutter accumulated over the cold winter months in an effort to beautify Wolf Point.
Numerous area residents have shown their dedication over the years to help beautify the city by “adopting” one area or another, but, like the saying goes, “it takes a village.”
Community members and organizations
The annual Wolf Point Clean Sweep is held every spring to rid the community of the trash and clutter accumulated over the cold winter months in an effort to beautify Wolf Point.
Numerous area residents have shown their dedication over the years to help beautify the city by “adopting” one area or another, but, like the saying goes, “it takes a village.”
Community members and organizations
Wolf Point Pound Puppies assists with the stray dog and cat populations in the area, as well as helping area pet owners with basic costs when necessary.
So far this year, WPPP has spayed/neutered 77 animals in the immediate area.
“We have 21 scheduled in the next week,” volunteer Tina BetsHisMedicine reports.
Longtime WPPP contributing vet Dr. Heather Grimm recently leased the group’s
Wolf Point Pound Puppies assists with the stray dog and cat populations in the area, as well as helping area pet owners with basic costs when necessary.
So far this year, WPPP has spayed/neutered 77 animals in the immediate area.
“We have 21 scheduled in the next week,” volunteer Tina BetsHisMedicine reports.
Longtime WPPP contributing vet Dr. Heather Grimm recently leased the group’s
The Nakoda Dakota Oyate Youth Council meets up to twice a month and prospective new members are always encouraged to attend.
The group meets at Spotted Bull Treatment Center in Poplar.
NDO is a group of youth leaders from across the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Reservation and neighboring communities. They represent each of their communities and their schools.
The purpose is to promote
The Nakoda Dakota Oyate Youth Council meets up to twice a month and prospective new members are always encouraged to attend.
The group meets at Spotted Bull Treatment Center in Poplar.
NDO is a group of youth leaders from across the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Reservation and neighboring communities. They represent each of their communities and their schools.
The purpose is to promote
