21 August 2025

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Turns Around Sees Increased Attendance

Turns Around Sees Increased Attendance


The 18th annual Turns Around Celebration is in the books. The Poplar-based powwow took place Aug. 15-17. Attendance has been growing for the last few years and visitors were treated to uncharacteristically cool weather and a green landscape for the summertime event. Grand entries and a variety of dance contests and specials were held Friday night at 7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 1 and 7 p.m.

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Educators Gather For Training In Helena

Educators Gather For Training In Helena


The Montana Chamber Foundation hosted its Professional Development-Rise Up with Empowered event in Helena over the past weekend. In total, 38 educators visited from across the state, with multiple teachers from area schools attending. “We had such a fun time in Helena with amazing teachers from across the state,” MCF workforce specialist Tiana Yates told the Community News. “When asking

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First Day

First Day


Lila (left) and Lillian Gustafson head to class at Southside on Monday, Aug. 18. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Prevention Speaker Discusses  Suicide Awareness In Area

Prevention Speaker Discusses Suicide Awareness In Area


Karl Rosston, suicide prevention coordinator, provided information regarding suicide prevention in Roosevelt County last week. After being a speaker at an assembly for Wolf Point teachers on Wednesday, Aug. 13, Rosston delivered presentations to health care professionals in Wolf Point, Poplar and Culbertson on Thursday, Aug. 14. He said one of his goals during the presentations was to increase

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Wolf Point’s Flag Football Program Looks Forward To Second Season

Wolf Point’s Flag Football Program Looks Forward To Second Season


The Wolf Point Lady Wolves are excited to open their second year competing in flag football. Returning starters for the team include Addy Smith, Teagan Williams, Anna Matejovsky, Marley Moran, Harper Weeks, Navy Weeks, Elli Ryan, McKinlee Paulson and Kai Villaluz. Coach Cody Larson said, “Our strength is having really decent speed across the board.” One addition to the squad is Maci

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Local Man Makes Successful Return To State Games

Local Man Makes Successful Return To State Games


More than two years after suffering a stroke, area resident Darryl Ricker Sr. was back at his home away from home this summer. He has been a competitor at the Big Sky State Games for years and he was happy to finally return to run in Billings this past July. He said some fellow competitors were pleased to see the return of the 65 year old. “Some of them thought I died,” Ricker laughed.

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Stuber On The Stairs

Stuber On The Stairs


Atticus Stuber tackles the inflatable staircase in Culbertson at the Roosevelt County Fair August 8 in Culbertson. (Photo by James Walling)