Wolf Point Herald

NEMHS Recognizes Every Ribbon Tells A Story

Inside her tastefully decorated office, the magnitude of how one breast cancer survivor has been affected by the disease is evident everywhere you look. Photos of loved ones wearing pink at awareness events and relays sit on shelves. Pink butterflies rest flightless on walls. A metalworks art piece shaped into a pink ribbon and voluptuous bronze bra occupies the top of a file cabinet. A patchwork quilt hangs with motivational ‘cancer cannot’ messages. A hanging wooden picture reminds whoever reads it to “Live, Laugh, Love.”

Last Updated on Wednesday, 31 October 2012 16:27

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Wolf Point High School Sponsors “Ghost Out” In Honor Of Red Ribbon Week

Wolf Point High School students and staff, as well as local law enforcement, created an elaborate presentation on the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse and, more specifically, driving under the influence of any substance.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 31 October 2012 16:24

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Democratic Primary Winner Faces Competition From Write-In Candidates

One race this political season is slightly different than most.
In June, Bridget Smith, Bill Whitehead and Walter White Tail Feather all ran for a seat in the Montana State House of Representatives in District 31 in the Democratic primary.
Smith came out on top with 38.7 percent of the votes. White Tail Feather followed closely behind with 33.4 percent and Whitehead trailed in third with 27.9 percent. There were a total of 613 votes in all.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 31 October 2012 16:23

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Arthur Weyrauch

Arthur Bruno Wey-rauch, 59, of Wolf Point, died Oct. 21, 2012, in Mc-Kenzie County, N.D.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 24 October 2012 20:16

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Ballot Measure Would Deny State Services To Illegal Immigrants

Nobody really believes Montana is overrun by illegal immigrants.
Recent census figures estimate the state may be home to fewer than 11,000 noncitizens — and that includes legal residents with visas or green cards. One national Hispanic group estimates the state’s number of undocumented immigrants at about 5,000.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 24 October 2012 20:12

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