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It’s A Boy
Sweden Lea Nickels was born on April 22, 2026, at 8 p.m. to Aagustavia Nelson and Jace Nickels of Nashua at Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow. He weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces and was 19 inches long.
Grandparents are Ryder and Savanah Nelson of Vida and Jennifer and Brady Dale of Glasgow....
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Graduating From Academy
Graduating from Montana’s Law Enforcement Academy last week were Logan Bushman of the Wolf Point ...
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‘ONE GOOD MAN’
This old world is full of men,.. big men, little men, skinny men, chubby men, funny men, nice men, mean men, bad men, and last but not least...good men. Not nearly as prevalent as all the others, good men don't exactly lurk behind every tree...but...they're out there...if one's so fortunate as to cross paths with one.
Lucky me! What started out as just anoth...
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Wolf Point Golfers Place at Fairview Invitational
Wolf Point’s golfers competed at the Fairview Invitational held at the Sidney Country Club on Tuesday, April 21.
Maia Kent shot a 101 to earn sixth place in the girls’ standings. McKinlee Paulson had a round of 115 for 20th place.
Conway Turcotte and Aaryn Hamilton tied for 42nd in the boys’ division with 108s.
Chaz Kegley took 47th at 111. Jesse Reed finished...
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Fairview, Plentywood Will Move Back To Class C
The Fairview Warriors and Plentywood Wildcats are scheduled to move back to Class C starting with th...
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Opinion
There’s an old saying that the most popular person in a professional football league city is the team’s back-up quarterback. After all, unless your quarterback is a superstar, the reason your team is losing must be the quarterback’s fault. Of course, the second-string quarterback must be better.
I guess the same train of thought applies to high school basketball co...
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