A tradition was back to the community during Wolf Point’s Wild Horse Stampede time this summer. After the Colgate Country Showdown attracted crowds for years, such a talent show hasn’t been offered during the last few years. Three local women agreed it was time to have a similar type of talent show again during Stampede. Clyta Dillon, Helen Welte and Cassandra Solberg decided to approach

The fourth annual Wild Horse Ranch Rodeo will entertain residents starting at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, July 8, at the Marvin Brookman Stadium. A pitchfork fondue will begin at 4:30 p.m. at the Big Sky Corral. Cost is $20. Teams for the Wild Horse Ranch Rodeo will include the following: (* denotes bronc rider) • Prewitt & Co./SLMC: Grady Larson, Garrett Larson, Tryan Knight and Trey Knight.*

The “Stars and Stripes Forever” parade will bring enjoyment to residents of all ages during the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede on Friday, July 10, and Saturday, July 11. The parade will begin at 1 p.m. both days on Main Street. The grand overall champion will receive a $100 prize, but the entry must participate in the parade both days. Divisions are broken down into horses, cars and

Individuals can check out the new additions at the Wolf Point Area Museum during the museum’s annual pancake breakfast from 7-11 a.m. on Saturday, July 11. Montie Page, curator, is excited about the progress being made with the new addition, which includes cubicles of different historical parts of the community including a movie theater, radio station, blacksmith shop, horse wagon and sleigh,

McCullough uses her Miss Rodeo Montana title to increase the interest in American Sign Language. “I’ve interpreted at a few rodeos,” she said. “It gets people’s wheels going that maybe that’s something they want to try.” She has been learning the sign language skill for eight years and continues to improve. “The more minds I can connect with, the better chance they might try