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Eighth-grade Girls Make Noise For Lady Wolves

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Wolves Pick Up Tennis Wins
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Wolves Pick Up Tennis Wins

Wolf Point’s tennis players competed against players from Baker, Forsyth and Poplar during action...

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Escarcega Wins Girls’ Wrestling Scholarship

Angelina “Nina” Escarcega, Poplar, and Tirza Two Teeth, Ronan, are recipients of this year’s Selah Natural Medicine Girls Wrestling Scholarship. Each of the winners will receive a $1,000 scholarship. This is the third straight year Dr. Chip Halverson, ND, a physician in Kalispell, and Portland, Ore., has offered the scholarship. The interest in the scholarship has gro...

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Board Of Public Ed Vows To Improve How State Teaches Native American History

A group of Montana students, families and tribes recently reached a settlement agreement with the Montana Board of Public Education — a major development in a years-long class action lawsuit regarding the implementation of Indian Education for All. Montana is the only state that constitutionally requires a commitment in K-12 public education to recognize the “disti...

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Leslie Zerbe

Leslie “Les” Paul Zerbe, 78, died Wednesday, April 30, 2025, at Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home in Winston- Salem, N.C. He was born in Crosby, N.a., on June 17, 1946, to Ludwig Zerbe and Lorraine Adams Zerbe. He was a missionary bush pilot in Africa, Alaska and Costa Rica from where they took an emergency flight back to North Carolina due to leg infection from steppi...

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Government Center Celebrates 40 Years of Service In Montana

Montana State University Extension’s Local Government Center is celebrating its 40th anniversary of supporting local governance. Since its founding in 1985, the center has worked to foster effective, innovative and sustainable local government practices. “By providing crucial training, resources and guidance to local officials, the LGC has empowered communities to n...

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