04 June 2020

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Irizarry Wins Student Art Contest

Irizarry Wins Student Art Contest


Tribal College Journal has announced that Tiffanie Irizarry and Suni S. Vizcarra Wood, both students at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Sante Fe, N.M., are the winners of the 2020 TCJ Student cover art contest. Irizarry’s portrait drawing of Hollow Horn Bear will appear on the cover of the summer 2021 issue of TCJ, while Vizcarra Wood’s digital artwork, Spiritual Embodiment,

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Fire Destroys House On Front Street

Fire Destroys House On Front Street


The Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Department responded to a structure fire on the 500 block of Front Street at 9:12 p.m. on Wednesday, May 27. The house was not occupied at the time of the fire. (Photo by Darla Downs)

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28 May 2020

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Roosevelt County Is Transitioning  To The Reopening Of Phase Two

Roosevelt County Is Transitioning To The Reopening Of Phase Two


Roosevelt County is transitioning to the reopening of phase two. As Roosevelt County reopens, the community still needs to remain cautious. Ultimately, you can make the difference. It is not necessary to police those around us, but it is necessary to hold ourselves accountable for our own actions. We all have the ability to decrease the risk of spread by continuing to practice activities that

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Poplar High School Graduates

Poplar High School Graduates


Poplar High School Class of 2020 (front row, left to right) are Dylan Moore, Kaleb Neubauer, Trey Pribbernow, Collin Red Boy, Hunter Reum, Debbie Scott, Celesse Shields, Chloe Shields, Kodi Stump, William Turcotte, Ezekial Tuttle, Oscar White, Jacora Youngman, Latisha Youngman, Sasha Youngman, (middle row) Dusette Grandchamp, Myles Grant, Kaitlyn GreyBear, Kenneth GreyBear, Davey Hamilton, Ivey Lambert,

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The Return Of Graying Pains

The Return Of Graying Pains


The Return Of Graying Pains Montana Free Press On March 12, a collaboration of 16 Montana newsrooms launched the first story of a series titled Graying Pains, months in the making, exploring Montana’s status as the demographically oldest state west of the Mississippi. The next day, Montana Gov. Steve Bullock announced the state’s first four documented cases of COVID-19. If