25 April 2024

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Ninety Years Young

Ninety Years Young


On Friday, March 22, Bill Whitmus took a break from his morning shift at Miller and Sons Supermarket to celebrate his 90th birthday alongside coworkers. A long-time employee, Whitmus has stocked and faced shelves at the community grocery store for over two decades. Even at 90 years old, he works three to four days a week — picking up extra shifts if needed — and arrives for an early start

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Wolf Point Alum Honored  As MSU Pure Gold Recipient

Wolf Point Alum Honored As MSU Pure Gold Recipient


Robin (Juve) Cormier, a 1992 Wolf Point High School graduate, was honored last week as a Pure Gold Award recipient from Montana State University, Cornier, an early career assistant professor in Montana State University Billings’ Masters of School Counseling program, “inspires us all to go above and beyond in her service efforts for the community, university, college and department,” said

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Poetry Month Offerings,  Little Free Library

Poetry Month Offerings, Little Free Library


The James E. Shanley Tribal Library and Fort Peck Headstart are offering a Little Free Library in partnership with Little Holy One and The Sunrise Project. At press time, Tuesday, April 23, the LFL was scheduled for a debut at Poplar Cultural Center, where they will offer a selection of arts and crafts, bird feeders, flower planting, birdhouse painting and an array of meals/snacks. The LFL is
18 April 2024

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Wolf Point Graduate Brings Diversity Day Play To Helena

Wolf Point Graduate Brings Diversity Day Play To Helena


Wolf Point Graduate Brings Diversity Day Play To Helena In 2010, the Missoula City Council passed the first law in Montana that protects people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender from discrimination in housing and employment. The vote followed almost six hours of public comments, which included heartfelt testimony from people in favor of the law and those who opposed it.

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