Emmett Jackson (left to right), Lane Meanus and CJ Harvey won the Wild Horse Race on Saturday, July 11, at the Wild Horse Stampede. The team was sponored by Tek Industries.
(Photo by James Walling)
Emmett Jackson (left to right), Lane Meanus and CJ Harvey won the Wild Horse Race on Saturday, July 11, at the Wild Horse Stampede. The team was sponored by Tek Industries.
(Photo by James Walling)
Lane Meanus (left to right) and Emmett Jackson hold steady for team member CJ Harvey (not pictured) to mount up for the winning ride in the wild horse race at the ––Wild Horse Stampede Saturday, July 11, in Wolf Point. The team was sponsored by Tek Industries.
(Photo by James Walling)
Lane Meanus (left to right) and Emmett Jackson hold steady for team member CJ Harvey (not pictured) to mount up for the winning ride in the wild horse race at the ––Wild Horse Stampede Saturday, July 11, in Wolf Point. The team was sponsored by Tek Industries.
(Photo by James Walling)
TJ Kerr (black shirts, left to right), Leroy Morningowl and Carson Garcia won the Wild Horse Race at the Wild Horse Stampede in Wolf Point Friday, July 10. The team also won the Thursday night’s race as well.
(Photo by James Walling)
TJ Kerr (black shirts, left to right), Leroy Morningowl and Carson Garcia won the Wild Horse Race at the Wild Horse Stampede in Wolf Point Friday, July 10. The team also won the Thursday night’s race as well.
(Photo by James Walling)
Six Wolf Point High School students attended this year’s summer Ecology Project International Yellowstone trip June 29 through July 3.
Wolf Point students attending were Kholby Spotted Wolf, Danny Burshia, Alexis Baker, Cyntori Vallie, Iva Ricker and Nashon Red Dog. Vivian Schultz served as chaperone and driver for the group.
Schultz was instrumental in providing the students an opportunity
Six Wolf Point High School students attended this year’s summer Ecology Project International Yellowstone trip June 29 through July 3.
Wolf Point students attending were Kholby Spotted Wolf, Danny Burshia, Alexis Baker, Cyntori Vallie, Iva Ricker and Nashon Red Dog. Vivian Schultz served as chaperone and driver for the group.
Schultz was instrumental in providing the students an opportunity
The Roosevelt County Commissioners held their regular meeting Tuesday, July 7.
Minutes were approved for the month and June for the June 30 regular meeting.
Minutes were also approved for a compensation board meeting June 30. At the meeting, the commissioners approved a pay raise of $1 per year for the clerk and recorder, effectively freezing that salary. Other elected officials wages have
The Roosevelt County Commissioners held their regular meeting Tuesday, July 7.
Minutes were approved for the month and June for the June 30 regular meeting.
Minutes were also approved for a compensation board meeting June 30. At the meeting, the commissioners approved a pay raise of $1 per year for the clerk and recorder, effectively freezing that salary. Other elected officials wages have
The old show business phrase, “The show must go on,” kept the 12 people that are the Independence Day fireworks crew determined to not cancel the show due to the Coronavirus and wait out a rain delay with a severe thunderstorm.
Increases in COVID-19 positive tests derailed July four fireworks across the nation, forcing cancellations.
Wolf Point’s annual fireworks show that starts at
The old show business phrase, “The show must go on,” kept the 12 people that are the Independence Day fireworks crew determined to not cancel the show due to the Coronavirus and wait out a rain delay with a severe thunderstorm.
Increases in COVID-19 positive tests derailed July four fireworks across the nation, forcing cancellations.
Wolf Point’s annual fireworks show that starts at
The U.S, Supreme Court issued a brief July 6 that rejected a request from the Trump administration to allow construction to proceed of parts of the Keystone XL oil pipeline that had been blocked by Montana Federal District Court Judge Brian M. Morris. The court’s brief said it would last while appeals moved forward.
The court also temporarily revived a permit program that would let other
The U.S, Supreme Court issued a brief July 6 that rejected a request from the Trump administration to allow construction to proceed of parts of the Keystone XL oil pipeline that had been blocked by Montana Federal District Court Judge Brian M. Morris. The court’s brief said it would last while appeals moved forward.
The court also temporarily revived a permit program that would let other
( Publisher’s Note: The following b includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department June 29 through July 5. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) Citations were issued to:
July 2
Abrianne Deserly, 20, female, 400 block of U.S. Highway 2, theft, tribal court.
Darrell Hall Sr., 49, male, 200 block of Main Street, public intoxication and disorderly
( Publisher’s Note: The following b includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department June 29 through July 5. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) Citations were issued to:
July 2
Abrianne Deserly, 20, female, 400 block of U.S. Highway 2, theft, tribal court.
Darrell Hall Sr., 49, male, 200 block of Main Street, public intoxication and disorderly
Recently, there have been reports of increased false chinch bug activity across Montana. This activity has been reported in canola and mustard fields, and includes areas bordering Roosevelt County.
The false chinch bug is a native insect to the prairies, that generally feeds on weeds and range plants. During dry springs, however, they can become problematic in crops, especially members of the
Recently, there have been reports of increased false chinch bug activity across Montana. This activity has been reported in canola and mustard fields, and includes areas bordering Roosevelt County.
The false chinch bug is a native insect to the prairies, that generally feeds on weeds and range plants. During dry springs, however, they can become problematic in crops, especially members of the
U.S. Customs and Border Protection will continue to operate six ports of entry in Montana and one in Idaho at reduced hours through July 21.
In order to limit the further spread of coronavirus, the U.S. has reached agreements with both Canada and Mexico to limit all non-essential travel across borders. Working closely and collaboratively, the Department of Homeland Security is part of a North
U.S. Customs and Border Protection will continue to operate six ports of entry in Montana and one in Idaho at reduced hours through July 21.
In order to limit the further spread of coronavirus, the U.S. has reached agreements with both Canada and Mexico to limit all non-essential travel across borders. Working closely and collaboratively, the Department of Homeland Security is part of a North
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