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Wolf Point Congregate Meals Dec. 5: Roast beef, mashed potatoes, gravy, carrots and dessert. Dec. 10: Baked empanadas, rice, corn and dessert. Dec. 12: Chicken-fried steaks, mashed potatoes, gravy, mixed vegetables and dessert.

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Wolf Point Congregate Meals Dec. 5: Roast beef, mashed potatoes, gravy, carrots and dessert. Dec. 10: Baked empanadas, rice, corn and dessert. Dec. 12: Chicken-fried steaks, mashed potatoes, gravy, mixed vegetables and dessert.

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Posted on December 5, 2024

Sunday With Santa Planned In Poplar

The Catholic Church Parish Center in Poplar is hosting Sunday with Santa Dec. 15 from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. The festive holiday event will include photos with Santa, hayrides and caroling, cookies and juice, coloring and crafts and holiday face painting. The event is sponsored by the Poplar Chamber of Commerce and Poplar High School BPA.

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Sunday With Santa Planned In Poplar

The Catholic Church Parish Center in Poplar is hosting Sunday with Santa Dec. 15 from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. The festive holiday event will include photos with Santa, hayrides and caroling, cookies and juice, coloring and crafts and holiday face painting. The event is sponsored by the Poplar Chamber of Commerce and Poplar High School BPA.

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Posted on December 5, 2024

Lustre News

The weather has remained cold, hovering around zero and gently snowing. Looking back at last weekend, Nov. 22-23 was a basketball extravaganza with the Lustre Grade School junior high teams traveling to Saco (boys) and Hinsdale (girls) for the 3C junior high tournaments. The Lustre junior high boys completed their season with eight wins and no losses. They beat North Country 41-25 to qualify

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Lustre News

The weather has remained cold, hovering around zero and gently snowing. Looking back at last weekend, Nov. 22-23 was a basketball extravaganza with the Lustre Grade School junior high teams traveling to Saco (boys) and Hinsdale (girls) for the 3C junior high tournaments. The Lustre junior high boys completed their season with eight wins and no losses. They beat North Country 41-25 to qualify

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Posted on December 5, 2024

Sampling Work Day Of CWD Technician

If you ask Yvette Bonney to describe the grossest thing she’s seen during her job, she talks about the time she removed an abscessed lymph node from the neck of a mule deer, which Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks staff occasionally sees in deer. “All this green stuff oozed out,” Bonney says. She’ll also tell you about other times when she examined tick-infested heads, deer with

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Sampling Work Day Of CWD Technician

If you ask Yvette Bonney to describe the grossest thing she’s seen during her job, she talks about the time she removed an abscessed lymph node from the neck of a mule deer, which Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks staff occasionally sees in deer. “All this green stuff oozed out,” Bonney says. She’ll also tell you about other times when she examined tick-infested heads, deer with

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Posted on December 5, 2024

Volunteers Still Needed In Towns

During the primary election in June, residents of the Roosevelt County communities of Poplar, Culbertson and Bainville each voted in favor of having a local government review. Each of the three communities, however, didn’t have anybody step up for an election to determine the three governing review representatives. The lone candidate who filed was Darrell Rasmussen of Bainville. Since that

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Volunteers Still Needed In Towns

During the primary election in June, residents of the Roosevelt County communities of Poplar, Culbertson and Bainville each voted in favor of having a local government review. Each of the three communities, however, didn’t have anybody step up for an election to determine the three governing review representatives. The lone candidate who filed was Darrell Rasmussen of Bainville. Since that

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Posted on December 5, 2024

Wolves Hold Scrimmages Prior To Start Of Season

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Wolves Hold Scrimmages Prior To Start Of Season

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Posted on December 5, 2024

Cole Graduates From Law Academy

After years of devotion to law enforcement, Roosevelt County deputy Angela Cole graduated from the Montana Law Enforcement Academy on Nov. 8. Cole has worked for the Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office since September 2023. Prior experience includes being a military police officer and as a tribal officer. “I know we need law enforcement here in the community,” Cole said. “It’s

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Cole Graduates From Law Academy

After years of devotion to law enforcement, Roosevelt County deputy Angela Cole graduated from the Montana Law Enforcement Academy on Nov. 8. Cole has worked for the Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office since September 2023. Prior experience includes being a military police officer and as a tribal officer. “I know we need law enforcement here in the community,” Cole said. “It’s

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Posted on December 5, 2024

Bell, Calder Receive League Football Honors

Two football players from Wolf Point High School received All-Conference recognition in District 2B this season. Mike Bell, a senior, was voted to the All-Conference first team at defensive end. Zandon Calder, a sophomore, was selected to the second team as an offensive lineman. State champion Malta placed six players on the All-State team. All-State selections from the district were

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Bell, Calder Receive League Football Honors

Two football players from Wolf Point High School received All-Conference recognition in District 2B this season. Mike Bell, a senior, was voted to the All-Conference first team at defensive end. Zandon Calder, a sophomore, was selected to the second team as an offensive lineman. State champion Malta placed six players on the All-State team. All-State selections from the district were

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Posted on December 5, 2024

GNDC Receives $1.38 Million To Boost Tourism Growth

Great Northern Development Corporation is excited to announce that it has been awarded $1,383,928.58 from the Montana Department of Commerce’s Tourism Development and Enhancement Revolving Loan Fund Program. This funding will allow GNDC to support tourism-related businesses across northeastern Montana, offering competitive loan options that help businesses start, expand and thrive in the region.

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GNDC Receives $1.38 Million To Boost Tourism Growth

Great Northern Development Corporation is excited to announce that it has been awarded $1,383,928.58 from the Montana Department of Commerce’s Tourism Development and Enhancement Revolving Loan Fund Program. This funding will allow GNDC to support tourism-related businesses across northeastern Montana, offering competitive loan options that help businesses start, expand and thrive in the region.

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Posted on December 5, 2024

MHSA Executive Board Announces Decisions

The Montana High School Association executive board took action on a variety of topics including realignment for football at a regularly scheduled meeting last week. According to a press release, Broadus will move from eight-Man to six-Man football, Hays-Lodgepole will switch from eight-man to six-man football, Harlowton- Ryegate will move from six-man to eight-man football and Deer Lodge will

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MHSA Executive Board Announces Decisions

The Montana High School Association executive board took action on a variety of topics including realignment for football at a regularly scheduled meeting last week. According to a press release, Broadus will move from eight-Man to six-Man football, Hays-Lodgepole will switch from eight-man to six-man football, Harlowton- Ryegate will move from six-man to eight-man football and Deer Lodge will

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Posted on December 5, 2024

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Senior Menus

Sunday With Santa Planned In Poplar

Sunday With Santa Planned In Poplar

Lustre News

Lustre News

Sampling Work Day Of CWD Technician

Sampling Work Day Of CWD Technician

Volunteers Still Needed In Towns

Volunteers Still Needed In Towns

Wolves Hold Scrimmages Prior To Start Of Season

Wolves Hold Scrimmages Prior To Start Of Season

Cole Graduates From Law Academy

Cole Graduates From Law Academy

Bell, Calder Receive League Football Honors

Bell, Calder Receive League Football Honors

GNDC Receives $1.38 Million To Boost Tourism Growth

GNDC Receives $1.38 Million To Boost Tourism Growth

MHSA Executive Board Announces Decisions

MHSA Executive Board Announces Decisions

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