The third annual Wild Horse Ranch Rodeo will entertain residents starting at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, July 9, 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 Regulators from Sidney (Logan Phipps, Spence Ingalls, Trey Dempewolf and Tryston Buscho), Cornwell Ranch from Glasgow (KC

Carter County High School junior Bella Jensen will appear at the Wild Horse Stampede in her role as Miss Teen Rodeo Montana 2025. Jensen, the 17-year-old daughter of Ty and Sarina O’Connor of Ekalaka and Chris Jensen of Spearfish, S.D., competed against a field of accomplished young women in a rigorous three-day competition. The pageant, hosted by the newly formed Miss Rodeo Montana Pageant

Alli Allen of Huntley is this year’s Miss Rodeo Montana 2025. Growing up on a feedlot in Huntley, the cattle outnumbered Alli and her parents were outnumbered by over 2,000 to one. Life at the feedlot instilled the strong Montana values that Alli still holds to this day and deepened her appreciation for agriculture, as well as the western way of life. Her passion for rodeo started in the arena

Central Montana bullfighter J.D. Harrell returns for the 2025 Wild Horse Stampede on Thursday through Saturday, July 10-12. Harrell’s career as a bullfighter goes back to his time competing in high school rodeo in Roy, north of Lewistown, where he grew up and still lives. Harrell found that bullfighters were needed at high school rodeos. He would compete in the bullriding event, then go

Residents and visitors can assist in making the Wolf Point Area Museum even better by attending the annual fundraising breakfast from 7 to 11 a.m. on Saturday, July 12. As well as helping pay for the facility’s upkeep, funds will be utilized to for materials for the museum’s garage addition. Plans for the space include displaying a 1956 Wolf Point fire truck, antique tractors and antique

Superintendent of Schools Keith Erickson shared some of his experiences regarding his first year in the position during the Poplar School Board meeting on Monday, June 23. Erickson told trustees that he is grounded in his student-first philosophy. “That’s what will continue next year and it will continue,” Erickson said. He added that he is pleased that the school district’s committee