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Night On The Missouri Remains Strong Draw

Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture director Nicole Miller said both nights sold out this weekend for the annual Night on the Missouri dining event on the old Lewis and Clark Bridge south of Wolf Point.

“We had two great sold out nights,” said Miller. “We served 160 people each night. People attended from lots of surrounding communities: Poplar, Glasgow, Circle, Richey, Plentywood, to name a few. Darren Longhair was the DJ for the second year and did an awesome job.”

Miller said the chamber was able to book Stillwater String Quartet from Billings to provide music for the semi-formal event. She said there were a large number of volunteers this year, a crucial element of all Chamber functions.

“This event relies heavily on volunteers,” Miller said.

Weather was good following record heat in the area. Responses from attendees were positive.

“Yes, it was really fun and excellent food,” Aimee Kirkland told the Northern Plains Independent following the event. Aimee attended with husband Jed.

Newcomer Lauri Handy said it was her first time. She attended courtesy employer Northeast Montana Health Services.

“This was the first time I have attended this event,” said Handy. “The venue is unique and shows off the beauty of northeast Montana. We enjoyed the beautiful sunset and the rising of the harvest moon while enjoying a delicious meal under Montana’s big sky. I will definitely be back!”

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