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The pee wee program is baseball for boys and softball for girls ages six to eight. Both program are divided into A and B teams. Ashley Azure and Jason Hamilton coach the boys and Kim Hanks and Jessica Larson coach the girls. The tentative season schedule has pee wee A vs. B squads playing at home Thursday, June 11. Pee wee girls A vs. B teams are scheduled to play at home Monday, June 15. Wolf

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For Wolf Point Youth Sports

The pee wee program is baseball for boys and softball for girls ages six to eight. Both program are divided into A and B teams. Ashley Azure and Jason Hamilton coach the boys and Kim Hanks and Jessica Larson coach the girls. The tentative season schedule has pee wee A vs. B squads playing at home Thursday, June 11. Pee wee girls A vs. B teams are scheduled to play at home Monday, June 15. Wolf

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Posted on June 11, 2020

Culbertson Pool To Open June 15

The Culbertson Town Council held its regular meeting Monday, June 8. Following roll call, the agenda was approved. A public hearing was held to consider approving the Diamond Coulee West conditional use permit. The council voted unanimously to approve. Minutes were approved for May 11 regular and special meetings. Financial reports and claims were approved, including treasurer reports,

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Culbertson Pool To Open June 15

The Culbertson Town Council held its regular meeting Monday, June 8. Following roll call, the agenda was approved. A public hearing was held to consider approving the Diamond Coulee West conditional use permit. The council voted unanimously to approve. Minutes were approved for May 11 regular and special meetings. Financial reports and claims were approved, including treasurer reports,

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Posted on June 11, 2020

Girls’ Pee Wee

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More Than A Third Of Roosevelt County Voters Turn Out For Primary

Over a third of Roosevelt County’s eligible voters cast ballots in the primary election Tuesday, June 2. Statewide, there were no surprises among partisan candidates vying to compete against each other in the November general election. Roosevelt County reported 2,068 (36.93 percent) of 5,600 registered voters cast ballots. Voters approved the Roosevelt County public safety levy 1,277 to

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More Than A Third Of Roosevelt County Voters Turn Out For Primary

Over a third of Roosevelt County’s eligible voters cast ballots in the primary election Tuesday, June 2. Statewide, there were no surprises among partisan candidates vying to compete against each other in the November general election. Roosevelt County reported 2,068 (36.93 percent) of 5,600 registered voters cast ballots. Voters approved the Roosevelt County public safety levy 1,277 to

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Girls’ Minors

The Napa Bumblebees, the girls’ minor softball team for ages nine to 12, are (front) Anna Matejovsky, (middle row, from left to right) Aniya Smoker, Brylee Bearcub, Addy Smith, Paighlyn Stensland, (back row) Riley Benton, Marley MacDonald, Quin Young, Kaylee Holen, Olivia Erickson, Makenzie Jackson, Jazzmyn Martell and Gabriella Martell. Not pictured are Maia Kent, Mckenzie Rodenberg and Lauren

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Girls’ Minors

The Napa Bumblebees, the girls’ minor softball team for ages nine to 12, are (front) Anna Matejovsky, (middle row, from left to right) Aniya Smoker, Brylee Bearcub, Addy Smith, Paighlyn Stensland, (back row) Riley Benton, Marley MacDonald, Quin Young, Kaylee Holen, Olivia Erickson, Makenzie Jackson, Jazzmyn Martell and Gabriella Martell. Not pictured are Maia Kent, Mckenzie Rodenberg and Lauren

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Posted on June 11, 2020

Commissioners Vote No On Brockton Sidewalks

The Roosevelt County Commissioners voted 2-1 against improving sidewalks in Brockton. At their regular meeting Tuesday, June 9, a motion was defeated to approve an agreement between the county and the Montana Department of Transportation regarding sidewalk maintenance in Brockton. Said commissioner Gary Macdonald, “Brockton isn’t paying enough to keep it out of the red.” Commissioner

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Commissioners Vote No On Brockton Sidewalks

The Roosevelt County Commissioners voted 2-1 against improving sidewalks in Brockton. At their regular meeting Tuesday, June 9, a motion was defeated to approve an agreement between the county and the Montana Department of Transportation regarding sidewalk maintenance in Brockton. Said commissioner Gary Macdonald, “Brockton isn’t paying enough to keep it out of the red.” Commissioner

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Posted on June 11, 2020

Wolf Point Boys Minors, Pee Wees

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Bainville Town Council To Crack Down On Weeds

Community News Staff The Bainville Town Council voted to get tougher on individuals who don't take proper care of their yards during Monday night's meeting. Council member Travis Willis brought up the issue and asked for the item to be added to the agenda. The council agreed that weeds are too high on some lawns and boulevards. In the recent past, the town charged property owners

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Bainville Town Council To Crack Down On Weeds

Community News Staff The Bainville Town Council voted to get tougher on individuals who don't take proper care of their yards during Monday night's meeting. Council member Travis Willis brought up the issue and asked for the item to be added to the agenda. The council agreed that weeds are too high on some lawns and boulevards. In the recent past, the town charged property owners

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Wolf Point Boys’ Pee Wee

The combined pee wee boys’ A and B teams are (front row, left to right) Blake Porras, Kye Paulson, Hunter Zimmerman, Quincee Clark, Emmitt Jackson, Frank Kunz, (back row) Kylan Egnacheski, Lincoln Conner, Acacio Miranda, Noah Austin, O’ryan Burshia, Kyran Morales, Rylan Campbell, Kendrik Escarcega, Bryson Kreusel and Xayvian Robinson. (Photo by John Plestina)

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Wolf Point Boys’ Pee Wee

The combined pee wee boys’ A and B teams are (front row, left to right) Blake Porras, Kye Paulson, Hunter Zimmerman, Quincee Clark, Emmitt Jackson, Frank Kunz, (back row) Kylan Egnacheski, Lincoln Conner, Acacio Miranda, Noah Austin, O’ryan Burshia, Kyran Morales, Rylan Campbell, Kendrik Escarcega, Bryson Kreusel and Xayvian Robinson. (Photo by John Plestina)

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Thirty-One New COVID-19 Cases Diagnosed Statewide In Past Week

New COVID-19 cases reported in Montana over the past week totaled 31. The count now stands at 554, while North Dakota’s case count increased by 255 to 2,901 in the past week. At presstime Tuesday, June 9, there were 554 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Montana. Of those cases, 485 are listed as recovered and active cases are at 51, up from last week’s 44 active cases. There have been 72 total

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Thirty-One New COVID-19 Cases Diagnosed Statewide In Past Week

New COVID-19 cases reported in Montana over the past week totaled 31. The count now stands at 554, while North Dakota’s case count increased by 255 to 2,901 in the past week. At presstime Tuesday, June 9, there were 554 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Montana. Of those cases, 485 are listed as recovered and active cases are at 51, up from last week’s 44 active cases. There have been 72 total

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For Wolf Point Youth Sports

For Wolf Point Youth Sports

Culbertson Pool To Open June 15

Culbertson Pool To Open June 15

Girls’ Pee Wee

Girls’ Pee Wee

More Than A Third Of Roosevelt County Voters Turn Out For Primary

More Than A Third Of Roosevelt County Voters Turn Out For Primary

Girls’ Minors

Girls’ Minors

Commissioners Vote No On Brockton Sidewalks

Commissioners Vote No On Brockton Sidewalks

Wolf Point Boys Minors, Pee Wees

Wolf Point Boys Minors, Pee Wees

Bainville Town Council To Crack Down On Weeds

Bainville Town Council To Crack Down On Weeds

Wolf Point Boys’ Pee Wee

Wolf Point Boys’ Pee Wee

Thirty-One New COVID-19 Cases Diagnosed Statewide In Past Week

Thirty-One New COVID-19 Cases Diagnosed Statewide In Past Week

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