Bushman
Wolf Point Fire Chief Clint Bushman and Sparky remind everybody about fire prevention July 9.
during the parade on Saturday,
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Bushman
Wolf Point Fire Chief Clint Bushman and Sparky remind everybody about fire prevention July 9.
during the parade on Saturday,
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
The Froid Agland Bulls celebrated senior night by splitting a double-header against the Miles City Outlaws in Froid on Wednesday, July 6.
In the first game, the Bulls broke away from a defensive battle to earn a 5-1 victory.
A double by Colter Oie gave the Bulls a chance to break the 0-0 deadlock in the fourth, but two solid defensive plays by the Outlaws kept the game event.
Preston Swenson
The Froid Agland Bulls celebrated senior night by splitting a double-header against the Miles City Outlaws in Froid on Wednesday, July 6.
In the first game, the Bulls broke away from a defensive battle to earn a 5-1 victory.
A double by Colter Oie gave the Bulls a chance to break the 0-0 deadlock in the fourth, but two solid defensive plays by the Outlaws kept the game event.
Preston Swenson
Grand Marshal Presentation
Taking part in the grand marshal presentation were, from left, JD Stensland, Erica Reid, Kate Reid, Jack and Christy Stensland, grand marshal Jan Bryan, Dave and Kay Matejovsky and Rodney Paulson.
(Photo submitted)
Grand Marshal Presentation
Taking part in the grand marshal presentation were, from left, JD Stensland, Erica Reid, Kate Reid, Jack and Christy Stensland, grand marshal Jan Bryan, Dave and Kay Matejovsky and Rodney Paulson.
(Photo submitted)
The Froid Agland Bulls went 1-2 during baseball action in Williston, N.D.
The Bulls downed Williston’s 15s by a 7-5 margin.
Preston Swenson was the game’s winning pitcher.
Agland jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first as Swenson, Braeden Romo and Cooper King crossed the plate. Brooks Solem and Colter Oie singled and scored in the third for a 5-0 advantage.
After Williston cut the
The Froid Agland Bulls went 1-2 during baseball action in Williston, N.D.
The Bulls downed Williston’s 15s by a 7-5 margin.
Preston Swenson was the game’s winning pitcher.
Agland jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first as Swenson, Braeden Romo and Cooper King crossed the plate. Brooks Solem and Colter Oie singled and scored in the third for a 5-0 advantage.
After Williston cut the
Froid/Lake’s All-State basketball player Javonne Nesbit has committed to play the sport at Central Wyoming College.
“Their coach is really cool,” Nesbit said of his decision. “I liked his energy.’ Nesbit has helped the Red Hawks reach the Class C state basketball tournament in each of the past two seasons. Froid/Lake placed second at this year’s state tournament.
He averaged
Froid/Lake’s All-State basketball player Javonne Nesbit has committed to play the sport at Central Wyoming College.
“Their coach is really cool,” Nesbit said of his decision. “I liked his energy.’ Nesbit has helped the Red Hawks reach the Class C state basketball tournament in each of the past two seasons. Froid/Lake placed second at this year’s state tournament.
He averaged
In Memory Of Elsie Hanson
This parade entry was dedicated to the memory of Elsie Hanson, who died earlier in the week, was driven by her son Bob Hanson and featured Elsie’s fellow Optimist Club members and family. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
In Memory Of Elsie Hanson
This parade entry was dedicated to the memory of Elsie Hanson, who died earlier in the week, was driven by her son Bob Hanson and featured Elsie’s fellow Optimist Club members and family. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
It is highly beneficial for senior citizens to remain socially active when they retire this has been proven in countless studies and is really just common sense. We have all heard the stories of how “So and so retired and died right away.” For many of us, our careers were our focal point for our social interactions and the only way we got out of our chair and out of the house. COVID-19 changed
It is highly beneficial for senior citizens to remain socially active when they retire this has been proven in countless studies and is really just common sense. We have all heard the stories of how “So and so retired and died right away.” For many of us, our careers were our focal point for our social interactions and the only way we got out of our chair and out of the house. COVID-19 changed
Catholic Hamburgers
Volunteers work in the Catholic Hamburger stand on Thursday, July 7. This was the 76th annual sale of Catholic hamburgers during the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Catholic Hamburgers
Volunteers work in the Catholic Hamburger stand on Thursday, July 7. This was the 76th annual sale of Catholic hamburgers during the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
In Montana, tobacco use among those with behavioral health conditions remains high compared to the general population. According to the 2020 Montana Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, the smoking prevalence is more than two times higher among adults who reported frequent poor mental health days compared to those who did not (30 percent versus 14 percent, respectively). Tobacco users who
In Montana, tobacco use among those with behavioral health conditions remains high compared to the general population. According to the 2020 Montana Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, the smoking prevalence is more than two times higher among adults who reported frequent poor mental health days compared to those who did not (30 percent versus 14 percent, respectively). Tobacco users who
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