17 July 2025
Animal Fun Day Attracts Crowd
Ernie Bighorn of the Spotted Bull Recovery Resource Center feels that horsemanship teaches valuable lessons so he was pleased with the outstanding turnout at the animal fun day held at the Wadopana Grounds on Thursday, July 10.
The substance free event was geared toward families. It included horse rides, health information and a free breakfast and lunch.
“Parents need to stay with kids
All In The Family
Wolf Point Police Department’s administrative chief Jeff Harada sits in the dunking booth on Friday as his daughter, Jaki, prepares to make a throw. The event was held to raise with medical expenses for Wolf Point student Kailayla Villaluz. The dunking booth raised more than $1,500.
(Photo by Darla Downs)
Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede Rodeo Action
There was plenty of top performances for the PRCA rodeo during the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede on Thursday through Saturday.
Trevar McAllister of Ronan was the winner in bareback riding with a score of 81. Colt Eck of Redfield, Kan., placed second at 76, Will Norstrom of East Helena took third at 76, Tucker Zingg was fourth at 74.5 and Cole Gerhardt of Mandan, N.D., was fifth at 74.
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Runners Place In Moran Memorial
A good turnout of participants ran and walked in the Justice for Stan: Stanley Moran Jr. Memorial 5K and onemile walk/run in Wolf Point on Friday, July 11.
Medals were presented to the three runners in both the male and female divisions.
Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers finished first in the men’s division with a time of 16:09.
Taking second was Glasgow’s Jacob Zanker at 17:55.
