The 102nd annual Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede on July 10-12 was a great ride, according to local officials. “I think it was overall really good,” said Jayden Diener, executive director of the Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture. She noted that the Wild Horse Ranch Rodeo attracted a good crowd on Wednesday, July 9, and all three nights of the Wild Horse Stampede rodeo went

For the 44th year, area farmers and producers headed to rural Roosevelt County for the Swank Variety Test Plot Tour on Wednesday, July 16. Lois (Swank) Weber explained that the farm features 26 varieties of wheat and 12 varieties of durum. As she was preparing for that night’s meal, she noted that her brother, Mark, is the farmer in the family. When asked about the start of the Swank tour,

The powwow presented by the Wolf Point Community Organization was a hit during Stampede weekend. “We were very happy of how it went,” organizer Wayne TwoBulls said. The community feed, featuring a chicken dinner, attracted about 300 individuals on Thursday, July 10. Financial prizes were given for men’s all categories, women’s all categories, teen boys’ all categories, teen girls’