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North American Indian Days is underway on the Blackfeet Reservation, and Thursday night is already shaping up to be something worth showing up for.

Turns out a duck race without water is just a bunch of plastic birds standing around. The Dupuyer Creek event had to be rescheduled, and the new date is closer than you think.

The Arbor is going to be a busy place Friday — and not just because of the powwow drums nearby.

Filipino food at Chester City Park, cornhole brackets in Conrad, and live music in Shelby — not bad for a regular Thursday evening in north-central Montana.

Somewhere between the kids parade and the slip and slide, Saturday in Dutton has a way of turning into one of those days people talk about for weeks.

Four days in Browning, a powwow, a rodeo, Indian relay racing — it's the kind of event that reminds you why some traditions just don't fade.

Saturday's looking like a perfect fishing day — warm sun, clear skies, and a pond full of possibility waiting for kids at Williamson Park.

Not every rodeo story starts in the arena — sometimes it starts in a soggy parking lot on a Friday afternoon.

Choteau has a full Friday lined up — duck races at the park, rodeo slacks in the afternoon, burgers on the street, and a band playing late into the night.

Two weeks in a row, an Alan Leftridge book about Glacier is up for grabs on Puff Man Sports Trivia — and this one lands right on the Fourth of July.

Right in the middle of North American Indian Days, Browning's youngest ranchers are stepping up to sell the livestock they've been raising all year.

Choteau's kicking off the 4th of July weekend early — and it starts with something a little colorful, literally.