Wolf Point’s Tanner puts pressure on his opponent during the action. won the match on a point. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Poplar’s Cameron goes for a pin during the wrestling mixer in Wolf Point on Saturday, Nov. 21. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Wolf Point’s Kasey Reed and Poplar’s Navarjo Escacsega meet on the mat during action in Wolf Point. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Poplar’s Angelina takes control against a wrestler from Glasgow during the meet on Saturday, Nov. 21. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Wolf Point’s Jesse makes a strong move during the junior high wrestling mixer held in Wolf Point on Saturday, Nov. 21. Other schools taking part included Poplar, Circle and Glasgow. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

The Montana Outdoor Hall of Fame recently announced the class of inductees for 2020. MHOF was created to honor individuals, both living and deceased, who have made lasting contributions to the restoration and conservation of Montana’s wild animals, places and rivers. The awards also capture the stories of these conservation heroes to enhance public awareness of Montana’s conservation history

Montana Free Press As electoral battles were waged across Montana this summer, opponents of a measure to prohibit local governments from regulating concealed carry of firearms kept anticipating a huge fight of their own. Amanda Curtis, president of the Montana Federation of Public Employees, said her organization expected major messaging from gun rights groups and millions in spending by the