Second-grade student Altaair Julio shows his skills of doing the limbo during the school-ending carnival at Southside Elementary School on Thursday, May 28.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Second-grade student Altaair Julio shows his skills of doing the limbo during the school-ending carnival at Southside Elementary School on Thursday, May 28.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Wolf Point native Dr. Jon Kolstad was recently honored for his contributions to his profession when he received the Montana Optometric Association’s Optometrist of the Year award.
The honor was based on Kolstad’s outstanding achievement, leadership and dedication to his profession and community. There are 180 practicing optometrists in Montana.
Kolstad drives more than 350 miles weekly
Wolf Point native Dr. Jon Kolstad was recently honored for his contributions to his profession when he received the Montana Optometric Association’s Optometrist of the Year award.
The honor was based on Kolstad’s outstanding achievement, leadership and dedication to his profession and community. There are 180 practicing optometrists in Montana.
Kolstad drives more than 350 miles weekly
The Poplar School Board approved advertising for a curriculum director during its monthly meeting in May.
Poplar superintendent Keith Erickson said it’s been a few years since Poplar had a curriculum director.
“We have talked a few times before about a curriculum director,” Erickson said during the board meeting. “We will just see what we get and see what direction we want to go.”
The Poplar School Board approved advertising for a curriculum director during its monthly meeting in May.
Poplar superintendent Keith Erickson said it’s been a few years since Poplar had a curriculum director.
“We have talked a few times before about a curriculum director,” Erickson said during the board meeting. “We will just see what we get and see what direction we want to go.”
The powwow season will start this weekend with the Wolf Point Community Organization’s celebration in Wolf Point on June 5-7.
WPCO’s powwow has been held during Stampede weekend in the past. The event lasted one day in 2024 and two days in 2025.
Organizer Wayne Two Bulls said, “This year, we’re going to a full powwow.”
Two Bulls explains that the event was moved to the first
The powwow season will start this weekend with the Wolf Point Community Organization’s celebration in Wolf Point on June 5-7.
WPCO’s powwow has been held during Stampede weekend in the past. The event lasted one day in 2024 and two days in 2025.
Organizer Wayne Two Bulls said, “This year, we’re going to a full powwow.”
Two Bulls explains that the event was moved to the first
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