09 July 2026

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Crowleys Look Forward To Competing In Front Of Local Fans

Crowleys Look Forward To Competing In Front Of Local Fans


Rodeo was the start of the relationship between JC and Heather Crowley, and the sport continues to be a huge part for their household in Poplar. JC and Heather, who is originally from Grass Range, met 10 years ago during the Montana Circuit Finals Rodeo. “We have a lot of common goals and lifestyle,” JC said of the attraction. “And she was willing to move to Poplar, Mont.” Heather

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Miss Rodeo Montana Spreads Sign Language Interest

Miss Rodeo Montana Spreads Sign Language Interest


When Bentley McCullough left Montana to continue her education at Northeastern University in Boston, the plan wasn’t to ever come back and make the Big Sky state her residence. “I was ready to stay there, honestly,” the 2026 Miss Rodeo Montana explained prior to this week’s Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede. But the joy of living a rural lifestyle started to reenter her thoughts. She

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Class Of 1971 Adds Plaque To School’s Wolf Mount

Class Of 1971 Adds Plaque To School’s Wolf Mount


A couple of years after Wolf Point lost its high school due to a fire, members of the Wolf Point High School Class of 1971 decided to leave a lasting memory by purchasing a mounted wolf for the newly built school. Class member Sherry Boysun said that Rex Whitmer, now of Dillon, spearheaded the idea. The feeling was that the school was brand new in 1970 and, therefore, needed a new mascot.

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Discussions Held  Regarding Tribal  Juvenile Detention

Discussions Held Regarding Tribal Juvenile Detention


According to a report from Fort Peck tribal executive board member Jestin Dupree, members of the tribal council met with Bureau of Indian Affairs representatives last week to discuss the juvenile detention center situation. Last October, TEB voted to retrocede the agreement between the juvenile detention center and BIA. The vote gave the juvenile detention center back to the BIA. The juvenile