24 July 2025

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State’s New Brand Reaches Wolf Point

State’s New Brand Reaches Wolf Point


Montana’s new brand was featured during both parades at the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede on July 11-12. Montana Department of Commerce officials noted the brand is inspired by and created to represent Montanans by promoting the entire state, attracting and dispersing travel, celebrating and marketing Montana’s businesses, welcoming new businesses, uplifting rural communities and their

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Vacation Bible Adventure

Vacation Bible Adventure


A total of 17 volunteers from the Mosaic Church in Littleton, Colo., are helping this week with the at Gospel Fellowship Church. Mission work will include serving food to the homeless, assisting at the food pantry and cleaning street alleys. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Little Library Opens

Little Library Opens


Local author Lisa Dunn has finished setting up a Little Free Library at the corner of Eureka Street and 2nd Avenue N. in Wolf Point. The effort has been many months in the making. According to Dunn, area residents are now invited to check it out and take a book. (Photo submitted)

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Rita Returns To Folkfest

Rita Returns To Folkfest


Brockton’s Rita Track (center) made her third appearance as a model at this year’s Montana Folkfest in Butte in mid-July. The trio pictured wore Designs by Della outfits. “We had a huge crowd for this event,” Track told the Northern Plains Independent, “even bigger than last year.” (Photo submitted)
17 July 2025

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Author’s Book Features State’s History

Author’s Book Features State’s History


Montana author Roberta Beute made a guest appearance at the Roosevelt County Library in Wolf Point on Tuesday, July 8. Her book As It Was: A Common Thread was a longtime mission for the woman, who now resides in Great Falls. Beute collected information for 30-35 years including conducting many interviews with senior citizens. “It’s kind of a lifelong project. I probably started

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