22 July 2021

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Henry Hired As Region Supervisor

Henry Hired As Region Supervisor


Drew Henry was hired as the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Region 6 regional supervisor in northeast Montana, based out of the regional headquarters in Glasgow. Henry replaced Mark Sullivan, who recently retired after working 35 years with FWP, including six years as regional supervisor. Henry, who is originally from Glasgow, was the Glasgow-area regional wildlife biologist for the

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Mobile Clinic Arrives In Area

Mobile Clinic Arrives In Area


(Photo A new mobile clinic in Fort Peck has the potential to be a great new asset in the area. Julian Shields, tribal health director, said the mobile clinic features two exam rooms and a hydraulic lift to make it handicapped accessible. The $560,000 purchase was made using CARES funds as well as a grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The mobile clinic arrived in Poplar

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Busy Place

Busy Place


With temperatures more than 100 degrees, the Wolf Point swimming pool has been a very busy place during the last week. The weather forecast calls for temperatures to be at least in the 90s for the next week. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Tie Dye Tourney Features 23 Women’s Golf Teams

Tie Dye Tourney Features 23 Women’s Golf Teams


The Women’s Tie Dye Tournament attracted 23 teams to the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course on Saturday, July 17. This was the second straight year that the tournament has been held after not taking place for more than 10 years. Organizers Tori Matejovsky and Nicole Paulson were excited about the amount of teams. Golfers for the two-person scramble were from Wolf Point, Poplar, Culbertson,

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Yellow Jackets Prepare For Tournament

Yellow Jackets Prepare For Tournament


Wolf Point ended its American Legion baseball regular- season schedule with home losses against Glendive and the Miles City Mavericks during the weekend. The Yellow Jackets lost both games against Glendive at home on Friday, July 16, by scores of 14-0 and 27-3. In the first game, the Blue Devils gained a 7-0 lead during the first two innings. Glendive led 14-2 after the first inning and