More than 200 people attended the Creator’s Game Family Fun Day at the Wadopana Grounds in Wolf Point on Thursday, July 7. Carrie Manning, one of the event’s organizers, was very pleased with the turnout and positive attitudes throughout the day. “It’s all about introducing the horse culture to our younger ages,” Manning said. “We want to reintroduce horses to our community, our

Warren and Dee Fast catered a pulled pork supper as the opening event of the LBA/LCHS School reunion on Friday, July 1. Les Toews (brother of Daryl Toews) of Olympia, Wash., was the emcee at the talent night that followed. Participants included Alan Kliewer of Lustre, Jodi Neufeld of Larslan, Bob Johnson of St. Louis, Mo., Glenda Kreiman of Bloomfield, and Jerry and Debbie Jenex (former faculty)

First-grade students work on their dribbling skills during the Skillz and Drillz camp at Frontier School. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

By Bill Vander Weele The Stampede Round Up! Tough Enough To Wear Pink golf tournament again attracted a good amount of teams to the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course on Thursday, July 7. Organizer Jan Bryan explained that the tournament started about 11 years ago. At first, a tournament was held during Stampede week to benefit the golf course. The focus then became a Tough Enough To Wear Pink

As a part of their ongoing push to support rural communities impacted by the devastating flooding in Montana, Senators Tester and Daines and Congressman Matt Rosendale have secured assurance from the U.S. Forest Service that guides, outfitters, and small businesses would receive support and flexibility in finding alternative options to operate on public lands. “The assurance from USFS is