Solem, Copper Dave (from left), ….
Solem, Copper
Dave (from left), Carson and Erin Solem were presented a quilt by Wambidi Yellow Hammer on behalf of Kyle Copper and family during the 2C tournament in Sidney Feb. 19. (Submitted photo)
03 March 2022
Solem, Copper Dave (from left), ….
Solem, Copper
Dave (from left), Carson and Erin Solem were presented a quilt by Wambidi Yellow Hammer on behalf of Kyle Copper and family during the 2C tournament in Sidney Feb. 19. (Submitted photo)
Van Why Gets Along Well In Culbertson
Culbertson High School senior Ayden Van Why has a very familiar face to many area residents. After all, customers probably have been greeted by Van Why at the Val-Am store in Culbertson on more than one occasion.
Van Why works at the store, mainly as a cashier, after school every day.
He enjoys the job as he gets to interact with customers and develop more people skill.
Van Why also cooks
Council Considers Renaming Custer Street
The Wolf Point City Council held their regular meeting Feb. 22. During the streets and alleys committee report, ideas for renaming Custer Street were discussed.
Councilman Lance Fourstar told the council, “We have an opportunity to recognize our heritage here.”
Fourstar suggested a motion to create a mechanism for surveying the residents of Custer Street. Any final name changes can be
Montana To Receive $80 Million In Opioid Settlement
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen has announced that Montana will receive $80 million in the final approval of the multistate settlement holding the nation’s three major pharmaceutical distributors — Cardinal, McKesso and AmerisourceBergen — and Johnson & Johnson accountable for their roles in fueling the national opioid epidemic and the harm it has caused.
The settlement money
