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Sunday, August 7th from 5:00 pm-7:00 pm
Gather your friends and family and join Cottonwood Resource Council (CRC) for food and conversation at our annual picnic!
Cottonwood Resource Council’s Annual Picnic
Sweet Grass County Fairgrounds
78 Fairgrounds Rd, Big Timber
Sunday August 7th
5:00 PM (Dinner served at 6:00 PM)
Pioneer Meat’s brats and Blake Ranch burgers will be provided. Please bring your own salad or dessert to share.
Questions? Contact michael@northernplains.org.
Learn more about Cottonwood Resource Council here.
Co-hosts Western Native Voice and Northern Plains Resource Council are proud to present the Billings premiere of Murder in Big Horn, a new docuseries from Showtime about the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women epidemic that indigenous communities have been battling since colonization.
Golden Triangle Resource Council is hosting a launch event for their Solarize Golden Triangle campaign. It will be held on Saturday, April 22nd (Earth Day!) at 2 PM at Annie’s Taphouse in Great Falls (112 Central Avenue).
Northern Plains Resource Council is holding a community meeting in Laurel. This will be an opportunity for residents to learn more about the harmful impacts of NorthWestern Energy’s methane-fired power plant and to have a say in important decisions regarding the health, safety, and vitality of our community.
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