04 July 2024

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All-Stars

All-Stars


Selected to Wolf Point’s Minor League All-Star team were (from left) Phoenix Grandchamp, Quincie Clark, Gabe Uy, O’Ryan Burshia, Kyra Morales, Keyden Beston, Kale Garfield, Reed Garfield, Oliver Buckles, Matthew Nasner, Blake Porras, and Maxton Moran. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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All-Americans

All-Americans


After an intense competition this past weekend, the Wolf Point High School cheerleaders were selected Universal Cheerleaders Association’s All-Americans. They will soon start fundraising in preparation for a trip to Hawaii for the Pearl Harbor Memorial Parade in December. Cheerleaders include (back from left) Bella Sanchez, Kaleah Whitebear, Jack Bow and Tanna Guldborg. (Front from left) Ellie

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Good Showing

Good Showing


Wolf Point’s Bumble Bees earned third place at the league softball tournament held in Plentywood on June 20-22. (Photo submitted)

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Badlands Celebration Sees Cool Weather

Badlands Celebration Sees Cool Weather


The 51st Badlands Celebration is in the books, following a busy weekend with cool weather and new dance specials. Attendance was up considerably from last year and the powwow grounds saw new and old vendors alike, with a drinks station manned by the Archambault family and hot eats from the Turcotte Food Bus crew. Culbertson’s Nicole Marie Leno attended with her mother and daughter. “It was
27 June 2024

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Golf Tournament Benefits Area’s Health

Golf Tournament Benefits Area’s Health


The 27th annual benefit golf tournament for the NEMHS Charitable Foundation was a hit at the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course on Saturday, June 22. The scramble attracted 21 teams including golfers from Wolf Point, Poplar, Vida and Glasgow. “It’s good representation of the areas that we cover,” foundation executive director Brandi Lynn Wilkinson said. “I’m definitely happy with that.”

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Crime Rate Topic During WPCO Meeting

Crime Rate Topic During WPCO Meeting


Tribal Executive Board member Roxanne Gourneau expressed her frustration with the amount of criminal activity in the area during comments made at the Wolf Point Community Organization’s monthly meeting on June 17. Gourneau said she has received “a lot of calls” pertaining to an incident at a Wolf Point store involving two women attacking others. She believes one of the alleged aggressors

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