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Brockton Student Wins County Bee Title

Eager spellers took part in the Roosevelt County Spelling Bee held in Froid on Thursday, Feb. 27. Keane DeJano of Brockton came away with top honors from the spelling bee. He advances to the state competition scheduled in Bozeman on Saturday, March 22. Gabe Uy of Frontier placed second at the county bee. Liberty Boadle of Poplar took third place honors. Bainville’s Mark Tholborn earned

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Brockton Student Wins County Bee Title

Eager spellers took part in the Roosevelt County Spelling Bee held in Froid on Thursday, Feb. 27. Keane DeJano of Brockton came away with top honors from the spelling bee. He advances to the state competition scheduled in Bozeman on Saturday, March 22. Gabe Uy of Frontier placed second at the county bee. Liberty Boadle of Poplar took third place honors. Bainville’s Mark Tholborn earned

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Posted on March 6, 2025

Four Arrested Regarding Suspected Homicide

The Fort Peck Tribal Law Enforcement reports that four individuals have been arrested as persons of interest in the homicide death of Gifford Standing. The four arrested are Abrianne Deserly, Calvin Lester Jr., Michael Menz and Dillon Wetsit. Area law enforcement officers responded to a report of a deceased individual in an abandoned Wolf Point house on Wednesday, Feb. 26. A call was

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Four Arrested Regarding Suspected Homicide

The Fort Peck Tribal Law Enforcement reports that four individuals have been arrested as persons of interest in the homicide death of Gifford Standing. The four arrested are Abrianne Deserly, Calvin Lester Jr., Michael Menz and Dillon Wetsit. Area law enforcement officers responded to a report of a deceased individual in an abandoned Wolf Point house on Wednesday, Feb. 26. A call was

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Posted on March 6, 2025

Residents Discuss Ways To Improve Wolf Point

After listening to three Reimagining Rural presentations, Wolf Point residents shared opinions about different avenues that the community could pursue to improve the city. On a survey done at the meeting held at the Wolf Point Elks Event Center, the top three listed items were fixing abandoned houses, having music or art in the park and having a monthly clean-up town today called “Take Action

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Residents Discuss Ways To Improve Wolf Point

After listening to three Reimagining Rural presentations, Wolf Point residents shared opinions about different avenues that the community could pursue to improve the city. On a survey done at the meeting held at the Wolf Point Elks Event Center, the top three listed items were fixing abandoned houses, having music or art in the park and having a monthly clean-up town today called “Take Action

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Posted on March 6, 2025

Trustees Approve District Improvement, Strategic Plans

After work completed by a community committee, the Wolf Point School Board approved a District Improvement Plan/Integrated Strategic Action Plan during a meeting held on Feb. 24. Wolf Point Superintendent of Schools Dr. David Perkins noted that five goals were established through the process. Those five goals included: 1. By the end of 2025, the spring NWEA reading/ELA Data will show a 3

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Trustees Approve District Improvement, Strategic Plans

After work completed by a community committee, the Wolf Point School Board approved a District Improvement Plan/Integrated Strategic Action Plan during a meeting held on Feb. 24. Wolf Point Superintendent of Schools Dr. David Perkins noted that five goals were established through the process. Those five goals included: 1. By the end of 2025, the spring NWEA reading/ELA Data will show a 3

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Posted on March 6, 2025

School Negotiations Waiting For Legislature

Representatives of the Wolf Point Education Association and Wolf Point School Board held a short negotiations meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 25. The process can’t take many steps forward until the Montana Legislature decides the amount of funds going into K-12 education. “We can’t do anything with money until the Legislature is done,” Wolf Point Superintendent of Schools Dr. David Perkins.

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School Negotiations Waiting For Legislature

Representatives of the Wolf Point Education Association and Wolf Point School Board held a short negotiations meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 25. The process can’t take many steps forward until the Montana Legislature decides the amount of funds going into K-12 education. “We can’t do anything with money until the Legislature is done,” Wolf Point Superintendent of Schools Dr. David Perkins.

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Posted on March 6, 2025

Air Service Keeps Steady Numbers

Wolf Point’s L.M. Clayton Airport was the second most busy location of Montana’s five Essential Air Service sites during 2024. Wolf Point had 3,183 enplanements during the year. The only EAS airport with more enplanements in Montana was Sidney with 7,336. Figures from other airports included Havre with 3,095, Glasgow with 2,970, Glendive with 2,137. Wolf Point’s total of 3,183

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Air Service Keeps Steady Numbers

Wolf Point’s L.M. Clayton Airport was the second most busy location of Montana’s five Essential Air Service sites during 2024. Wolf Point had 3,183 enplanements during the year. The only EAS airport with more enplanements in Montana was Sidney with 7,336. Figures from other airports included Havre with 3,095, Glasgow with 2,970, Glendive with 2,137. Wolf Point’s total of 3,183

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Posted on March 6, 2025

Wolf Point Police Blotter

( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department Feb. 24 through March 2. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) Feb. 27 Dillon Wetsit, 26, male, Trinity Hospital, warrant, tribal court. Seth Laverdure, 28, male, 300 block of Knapp Street, public intoxication and disorderly conduct, tribal court. Dalton Warclub,

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Wolf Point Police Blotter

( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department Feb. 24 through March 2. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) Feb. 27 Dillon Wetsit, 26, male, Trinity Hospital, warrant, tribal court. Seth Laverdure, 28, male, 300 block of Knapp Street, public intoxication and disorderly conduct, tribal court. Dalton Warclub,

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Posted on March 6, 2025

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Bill To Require Voted Levies In Dollars, Not Mills, Gets Approval

Bill To Require Voted Levies In Dollars, Not Mills, Gets Approval

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Brockton Student Wins County Bee Title

Brockton Student Wins County Bee Title

Four Arrested Regarding Suspected Homicide

Four Arrested Regarding Suspected Homicide

Residents Discuss Ways To Improve Wolf Point

Residents Discuss Ways To Improve Wolf Point

Trustees Approve District Improvement, Strategic Plans

Trustees Approve District Improvement, Strategic Plans

School Negotiations Waiting For Legislature

School Negotiations Waiting For Legislature

Air Service Keeps Steady Numbers

Air Service Keeps Steady Numbers

Wolf Point Police Blotter

Wolf Point Police Blotter

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