Members of the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede committee were impressed with the outstanding community support received during the stampede’s annual Christmas tree sale last week.
The sale consisted of 75 total trees. During the first night of the sale, Monday, Dec. 2, 32 trees were already sold.
There were only about 20 trees remaining as of early Wednesday, Dec. 4.
The Stampede committee
Members of the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede committee were impressed with the outstanding community support received during the stampede’s annual Christmas tree sale last week.
The sale consisted of 75 total trees. During the first night of the sale, Monday, Dec. 2, 32 trees were already sold.
There were only about 20 trees remaining as of early Wednesday, Dec. 4.
The Stampede committee
Montana State University Extension will continue and expand its support programs for unpaid family caregivers across Montana thanks to grants totaling $397,000 from the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services Montana Lifespan Respite Coalition.
A continuation grant of $250,000 will further the Caregiver Respite Food Program, said program leader Dan Koltz, an assistant professor
Montana State University Extension will continue and expand its support programs for unpaid family caregivers across Montana thanks to grants totaling $397,000 from the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services Montana Lifespan Respite Coalition.
A continuation grant of $250,000 will further the Caregiver Respite Food Program, said program leader Dan Koltz, an assistant professor
Tori Nygard of Wolf Point has been accepted for enrollment for the 2024 fall trimester in the Doctor of Chiropractic degree program at Palmer College of Chiropractic's Main Campus in Davenport, Iowa.
Tori Nygard of Wolf Point has been accepted for enrollment for the 2024 fall trimester in the Doctor of Chiropractic degree program at Palmer College of Chiropractic's Main Campus in Davenport, Iowa.
Senior Profile
Wilson Feels Back At Home In Wolf Point
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Wolf Point High School senior Caitlyn Wilson is glad to be a student in Wolf Point again. Wilson’s family moved to Malta after her eighthgrade year, but they returned to the town this summer.
“I was excited,” Wilson said. “I like the sports here and the school environment.”
During her first
Senior Profile
Wilson Feels Back At Home In Wolf Point
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Wolf Point High School senior Caitlyn Wilson is glad to be a student in Wolf Point again. Wilson’s family moved to Malta after her eighthgrade year, but they returned to the town this summer.
“I was excited,” Wilson said. “I like the sports here and the school environment.”
During her first
The Red Bottom Committee is hosting a Chinese auction on Thursday, Dec. 12. from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Greet the Dawn auditorium in Poplar.
Door prizes include a 50” UHD Smart Fire TV. The committee will also be serving $7 breakfast burritos.
The Red Bottom Committee is hosting a Chinese auction on Thursday, Dec. 12. from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Greet the Dawn auditorium in Poplar.
Door prizes include a 50” UHD Smart Fire TV. The committee will also be serving $7 breakfast burritos.
For All Your Equipment Financing Needs Stop by and see Tim or Dana
For All Your Equipment Financing Needs Stop by and see Tim or Dana
