Wolf Point Coach Anthony Red Cloud works with linemen during the junior high football camp held in Wolf Point last week. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Wolf Point Coach Anthony Red Cloud works with linemen during the junior high football camp held in Wolf Point last week. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Poplar’s incoming senior Cammie played at the Native American Basketball Invitational tournament held in Phoenix, Ariz. The Rockettes Elite had a record of 3-2 in the tournament. The team consisted of players from Montana, North Dakota and Washington. averaged 10.4 points, six rebounds and four steals per game. The tournament featured more than 1,000 high school girls. (Photo submitted)

As Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks develops a new statewide Mule Deer Management Plan, several public workshops around the state provided key insight to what hunters are thinking, what things they’d like the plan to include and opinions on key concepts for the plan. “In parts of the state, especially eastern Montana, there’s a lot of concern over mule deer,” said FWP director Christy

Gov. Greg Gianforte last week continued his 56 county tour in Valley County and celebrated a new law that increases upland bird hunting opportunities for Montana residents. “This legislative session, we continued to protect our Montana way of life. I was proud to join Senator Gregg Hunter to celebrate his hard work and ceremonially sign Senate Bill 514,” Gianforte said. “Through the bill,

A couples golf tournament was conducted at the Wolf Point Airport Course on Saturday, July 19. Overall winners were Rodney and Nicole Paulson followed by Howard and Deb Azure and RJ and Chandra Young. In the scramble part of the tournament, Lukas and Lyndsey Young earned first with a score of 30.55. Rodney and Nicole Paulson took second. Top teams in the best ball portion were RJ and Chandra