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Tenille tries to hand on roping under the guidance of Miss Rodeo Montana Clancy Olson during the event held at Faith Home on Saturday, July 8, as part of the 100th Wild Horse Stampede.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
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WPCO Concert
Terri Anne Strongarm sings during a free concert presented by the Wolf Point Community Organization held on Saturday, July 8.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Area Educators, Students Get Creative For Paint The State Campaign Against Meth
Area educators and students have been taking an active role in this year’s Paint the State contest.
Froid art teacher Duane Larsen recently finished a mural painting as part of the project.
Larsen’s painting is located on a quonset owned by Floyd Johnson along Highway 16 in Froid.
This isn’t the first time that Larsen has been involved with entering a mural in the state-wide contest.
Quarter Size Hail Strikes Culbertson During Storm
Quarter-size hail struck the Culbertson, Bainville and Froid areas in the afternoon of July 11. Damage was reported to vehicles and longtime residents told the Community News that the storm was unusually violent. Hail could be seen piled up around Culbertson for more than 24 hours after the event.
National Weather Service meteorologist Angel Enriquez said some hail was reported as large as
Summers Earn First Place In Half Marathon
Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers finished in first place for the Big Sky State Games’ half marathon on Saturday, July 15.
Summers, who is entering his senior year at Wolf Point High School, finished with a time of 1:21.50.64.
Sierra Summers placed 14th in the women’s division with a time of 2:10.22.10. She earned second place in the women’s 19-24 age division.
Stacey Summers ran the
