Special Visit In Poplar
Singers perform an honor song during the visit of Gov. Greg Gianforte at Poplar High School on Thursday, April 21.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Special Visit In Poplar
Singers perform an honor song during the visit of Gov. Greg Gianforte at Poplar High School on Thursday, April 21.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Roosevelt County had one active COVID cases as of Monday, April 25. There have been 74 COVID-related deaths in the county.
Adult vaccination clinics are scheduled from 3-5 p.m. on Thursday, April 28, in Culbertson, on May 5 in Wolf Point, on May 19 in Wolf Point and on May 26 in Culbertson.
Children’s vaccination clinics are scheduled for Friday, April 29, from 1-4 p.m. in Wolf Point and
Roosevelt County had one active COVID cases as of Monday, April 25. There have been 74 COVID-related deaths in the county.
Adult vaccination clinics are scheduled from 3-5 p.m. on Thursday, April 28, in Culbertson, on May 5 in Wolf Point, on May 19 in Wolf Point and on May 26 in Culbertson.
Children’s vaccination clinics are scheduled for Friday, April 29, from 1-4 p.m. in Wolf Point and
Applications are now being accepted for Montana State University’s Rural Journalism Camp, to be held July 10-15 on the MSU campus. Students from all Montana communities are eligible to apply for this free camp.
Presented by the Yellowstone Writing Project and MSU Continuing, Professional and Lifelong Learning, the weeklong camp immerses rural high school students in the theory and practice
Applications are now being accepted for Montana State University’s Rural Journalism Camp, to be held July 10-15 on the MSU campus. Students from all Montana communities are eligible to apply for this free camp.
Presented by the Yellowstone Writing Project and MSU Continuing, Professional and Lifelong Learning, the weeklong camp immerses rural high school students in the theory and practice
Conditions were a mix of snow, precipitation and wind for the last blizzard event April 22-24 in Northeast Montana. Many locations further west were passed over for measurable snow but precipitation and high winds caused power outages throughout the area, affecting customers region wide. At press time April 26, Montana- Dakota Utilities show more than a dozen outages remaining north of Poplar near
Conditions were a mix of snow, precipitation and wind for the last blizzard event April 22-24 in Northeast Montana. Many locations further west were passed over for measurable snow but precipitation and high winds caused power outages throughout the area, affecting customers region wide. At press time April 26, Montana- Dakota Utilities show more than a dozen outages remaining north of Poplar near
By Bill Vander Weele
Wolf Point High School did a fine job in hosting the district music festival on Friday, April 21, and Saturday, April 22.
“It went well,” Wolf Point’s music director Russell Johnson said. “I heard a lot of comments hot the juricators worked well with the students and how it was coordinated well.”
The festival featured nine Class B and Class C schools. Wolf
By Bill Vander Weele
Wolf Point High School did a fine job in hosting the district music festival on Friday, April 21, and Saturday, April 22.
“It went well,” Wolf Point’s music director Russell Johnson said. “I heard a lot of comments hot the juricators worked well with the students and how it was coordinated well.”
The festival featured nine Class B and Class C schools. Wolf
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen has joined a lawsuit against the Biden administration to block it from rescinding the Title 42 public health policy during the worst border crisis in decades.
The lawsuit asks the court to move swiftly to keep the policy in place and prevent the influx of illegal border crossings that will result if it is lifted next month. A deepened crisis at the border
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen has joined a lawsuit against the Biden administration to block it from rescinding the Title 42 public health policy during the worst border crisis in decades.
The lawsuit asks the court to move swiftly to keep the policy in place and prevent the influx of illegal border crossings that will result if it is lifted next month. A deepened crisis at the border
Gov. Greg Gianforte has announced Montana’s economy grew an inflation-adjusted 6.7% in 2021, the seventh largest rate of growth in the country. It also marks the sharpest rate growth in Montana in more than 40 years. Montanans’ personal income also grew by 8.5 percent in 2021, the fastest increase in 15 years.
“Thanks to hardworking Montanans, our state had an economic boom last year,
Gov. Greg Gianforte has announced Montana’s economy grew an inflation-adjusted 6.7% in 2021, the seventh largest rate of growth in the country. It also marks the sharpest rate growth in Montana in more than 40 years. Montanans’ personal income also grew by 8.5 percent in 2021, the fastest increase in 15 years.
“Thanks to hardworking Montanans, our state had an economic boom last year,
Poplar High School senior Jazmin Gorder had no idea that she was going to be the focus when a school assembly was announced on Thursday, April 21.
That afternoon, however, Gov. Greg Gianforte came to the school with the news that Gorder is a recipient of the governor’s Spirit of Montana award. The honor is a recognition of Montanans for their accomplishments, dedication or service to their
Poplar High School senior Jazmin Gorder had no idea that she was going to be the focus when a school assembly was announced on Thursday, April 21.
That afternoon, however, Gov. Greg Gianforte came to the school with the news that Gorder is a recipient of the governor’s Spirit of Montana award. The honor is a recognition of Montanans for their accomplishments, dedication or service to their
Wolf Point hosted an 18-team junior high school track meet on Friday, April 22.
The Wolves scored 24 points for seventh place in the seventh-grade girls’ division, 12 points for 11th points in the eighth-grade girls’ division, 19 points for fifth place in the boys’ seventh-grade division and 13 points for ninth place in the eighth-grade boys’ division.
For Wolf Point’s eighthgrade
Wolf Point hosted an 18-team junior high school track meet on Friday, April 22.
The Wolves scored 24 points for seventh place in the seventh-grade girls’ division, 12 points for 11th points in the eighth-grade girls’ division, 19 points for fifth place in the boys’ seventh-grade division and 13 points for ninth place in the eighth-grade boys’ division.
For Wolf Point’s eighthgrade
Wolf Point’s tennis team enjoyed a successful day of tennis during home action against Poplar and Harlem on Tuesday, April 19.
“The girls played well. It was good for them to get a lot of reps,” Wolf Point Coach Dan Horsmon said. “It is nice to have Poplar so close to play. Harlem made the trip with only two girls.”
Wolf Point’s Jaycen Williams and Joclynn Williams each earned
Wolf Point’s tennis team enjoyed a successful day of tennis during home action against Poplar and Harlem on Tuesday, April 19.
“The girls played well. It was good for them to get a lot of reps,” Wolf Point Coach Dan Horsmon said. “It is nice to have Poplar so close to play. Harlem made the trip with only two girls.”
Wolf Point’s Jaycen Williams and Joclynn Williams each earned
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