20 May 2021

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Cordell BlackEagle

Cordell BlackEagle


Cordell “Corky” Luke BlackEagle, 54, died May 5, 2021 in Billings. He was born Sept. 20, 1966, in Glasgow to Donna Hopkins and Tom BlackEagle. He grew up at Porcupine Creek on the family farm north of Nashua. After graduation, he attended college in Salt Lake City, Utah, then went to work on the Alaskan fishing boats. In 1995, he returned to Wolf Point where he met the Connie Martell and they were married July 3, 1996. He spent the next 25 years of his life with his wife, Connie and five children, Misty (Baker), Frank (Baker), Kristy (Daughtry) and Jessie (Gribble) and, together, in 2014 they adopted a baby boy, Anthony BlackEagle. He loved going for long walks, finding treasures and was always in the process of either taking things apart or fixing anything he could get his hands on. Above all, his favorite pastime was spending time with his family telling stories, making jokes and just all around being silly and making people laugh. He was preceded in death by sisters, Lizzy BlackEagle, Brenda Clancy and Maryilyn Clancy; and brother, Gary BlackEagle. He is survived by his wife, Connie BlackEagle; brothers, Tom Jr., Tom, Matt, Mark and Glenn BlackEagle; sister, Kim BlackEagle; children, Misty, Frank, Kristy, Jessie, Sabrina, Taryn, and Anthony; and numerous grandchildren. His funeral was held Friday, May 14, at the Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel. Cremation followed the services. Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel was entrusted with the arrangements.
13 May 2021

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Students Improve Look Of Underpass

Students Improve Look Of Underpass


Students from Northside Elementary School and Wolf Point High School combined efforts to put fresh paint on the underpass in Wolf Point on Monday afternoon. Northside students were part of the Influencers and high school students were from the Power Rangers’ organization. The clubs were formed under the guidance of consultant William Henry, who was also encouraging students with the painting

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Trustees Table Coaching Decisions

Trustees Table Coaching Decisions


After receiving the recommendations for extra-curricular activities, Wolf Point’s trustees decided to table many of their coaching hiring choices during their monthly meeting on Monday, May 10. Trustee Linda Hansen noted she had concerns about the newspaper advertising for the coaching positions. She said the help wanted ad should list each position instead of just the more general high school

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Petersens Selected As  Stampede Grand Marshals

Petersens Selected As Stampede Grand Marshals


A couple who has constantly displayed the importance of volunteering in the community has been selected as the grand marshals for this year’s Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede. “It’s over-the-top shocked,” Jerald Petersen said about him and his wife, Louise, being named grand marshals. The Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede will celebrate its 98th year July 8-10. “I’ve always enjoyed

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The Lice Angels Services Available In Wolf Point

The Lice Angels Services Available In Wolf Point


Xanthia Jackson has found a rewarding profession since starting the Lice Angels of Wolf Point service in January. Her business is located at 813 W. Cascade St. Jackson’s service includes the removal of lice within 45 minutes. She got interested in The Lice Angels after connecting with the founder, located in Corpus Christi, Texas, through TikTok social media. Jackson felt that such

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Jury Finds Geno Guilty Of Deliberate Homicide

Jury Finds Geno Guilty Of Deliberate Homicide


By James Walling and Bill Vander Weele A jury found Clovis Geno, 55, guilty of the deliberate homicide of Ramona Naramore in Roosevelt County District Court in Wolf Point Wednesday, May 5. District judge David Cybulski presided. Naramore was found dead in Culbertson in January 2020 and an autopsy revealed she was killed by strangulation. The trial lasted three days. Jury members deliberated

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