Thursday, March 11, 2010

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RMEF’s Golden Triangle Chapter gears up for March 27 fundraiser

Annual banquet sells out fast!

By Linda Bruch
Wednesday, March 10, 2010 10:27 AM MST
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) believes in doing things in a big way. Not only do they protect literally thousands of acres of wildlife habitat, they also open thousands of acres to the public for hunting, fishing and wildlife roaming and have improved millions of habitat acres across the nation. And now, as is typical for RMEF this time of year, their annual banquet is on tap and it is once again looking to be bigger and better.

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RMEF selects Freed to lead its many volunteers


The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) is a very well known organization both at the national and state level. It’s main objective is to conserve and enhance the land used by animals and hunters alike.

CBRA, Wishing Well and City team up to provide ionized water system for citizens


We all know water is good for us. It keeps us hydrated, which makes everything inside our bodies work better, which in turn keeps the outside of our bodies looking good too. But what if there was a purer form of water than what our taps or bottled waters offer that has the ability to do something a little better for our bodies, would you be interested?

Meiwald first to file for school board seat


“I want to be proactively involved in the school system that my boys and their peers are depending on for their education,” said Guy Meiwald, the first local resident to file for the one open seat on the Cut Bank Schools board of trustees. Meiwald filed for the three-year term, currently held by Betsy Seglem, last week.

 

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Lady Wolves end hoop season at divisional tourney

By Brandon Kavanagh
Wednesday, March 10, 2010 10:27 AM MST
The Cut Bank Lady Wolves basketball team saw their season come to a close last weekend, dropping two games at the divisional tournament in Choteau. The Lady Wolves finished the year with an 8-16 record.
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Cougar spikers finish regular season with 12-1 record


On Tuesday, March 2, the Cut Bank Cougars eighth grade volleyball team finished their season with a win over the Valier Panthers. The girls played hard for two games, winning 25-21 and 25-27.

Registration still open for Cut Bank Spring Shootout March 27-28


There are still openings for teams in the Cut Bank Spring Shootout hosted by the Foothills Boys and Girls Club.

Tri-County baseball sign-up set for Sunday, March 14


Tri-County baseball sign-up will be on Sunday, March 14 at 4 p.m. at Ringside Ribs in Shelby.

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