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08/26/2026

New crews and hoodies!

08/13/2026

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What began on their farm is now reaching more producers, as Lípasma was applied to more than 40,000 acres during the 2026 growing season.

08/12/2026

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08/02/2026

Back To School means Back to School Sales!! 20% off storewide, some exclusions apply! Stop in and stock up now!

07/04/2026

06/20/2026

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MSU-Northern women's basketball coach Chris Mouat is the recipient of the Frontier Conference's Ron "Swede" Kenison Award for 2025-26.

The award is the highest honor presented annually by the Frontier.

More: https://www.montanasports.com/college/frontier-conference/msu-northerns-chris-mouat-honored-with-frontiers-prestigious-kenison-award

06/19/2026

Crazy, fun loving soccer fans!

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06/19/2026

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Japan's whole clean up tradition is straight up spreading to other teams at the World Cup 2026.

This all traces back to Japan's classic habit of leaving their locker room and stands spotless after every match, a tradition called Souji that went viral back at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. It's not just a thing for the cameras either, it comes from values taught in Japanese schools where kids learn to take responsibility for shared spaces from a young age.

At this year's World Cup, similar scenes popped up in Saudi Arabia's and Iraq's locker rooms, both found neat and organized after their games with everything folded and put back where it belongs. A lot of people are calling it a ripple effect from Japan's habit finally rubbing off on other teams. There's no official confirmation this was directly inspired by Japan though, it could just be a nice coincidence, but either way it's a wholesome thing to see in the middle of all the tournament chaos.

Something as small as keeping a locker room clean can apparently turn into a positive influence that crosses borders and cultures. Football isn't just about the final score, it's also about how teams carry themselves off the pitch. Do you think this is genuinely the Japan effect or just basic professionalism teams should've had anyway?

06/19/2026

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