06 February 2025

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Lady Wolves Come Back  To Edge Glasgow, 63-62

Lady Wolves Come Back To Edge Glasgow, 63-62


Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball team accomplished a great comeback and edged Glasgow, 63-62, in Glasgow on Friday, Jan. 31. The Wolves trailed 29-26 at the half and closed the gap to 29-28 on a basket by Caitlyn Wilson to open the third quarter. Glasgow’s full-court defense pressure then took control and the Scotties built a 17-point advantage. The Wolves, however, responded with

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Senior Profile

Senior Profile


Froid High School senior Joseph Robertson has been a standout in sports and also involved in other activities during his high school career. He has competed in football, basketball and track for the Red Hawks throughout his four years. Robertson said football is his favorite sport since he started for the team that played in a state championship game. “A lot of memories and team work,”

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Wolf Point Girls Lose To Scobey

Wolf Point Girls Lose To Scobey


The Wolves put together a comeback bid in the fourth quarter but lost to Scobey, 5832, in girls’ basketball play on Saturday, Feb. 1. Trailing by a 38-19 margin at the end of the third quarter, the Wolves tallied the first 10 points of the fourth period to pull to 38-29 with 5:20 to play. Brenna Blount led the charge with eight of the points including two three-pointers. Ameliya Doney scored

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Winterfest

Winterfest


Selected king and queen for Bainville’s winterfest were Trevor Robertus and Miah Pippenger. (Photo submitted)

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Toavs Says Trust Is  Key With Auctions

Toavs Says Trust Is Key With Auctions


In his 14 years of owning Toavs Premier Auctions, Robert Toavs has experienced several changes in the business, but he says being a successful auctioneer still comes down to relationships. “It’s a trust and reputation based business,” Toavs explained. “You have to build your trust with people.” He got his taste of the auctioning field when he worked with Tande Auction Services

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Toavs Says Trust Is  Key With Auctions

Toavs Says Trust Is Key With Auctions


In his 14 years of owning Toavs Premier Auctions, Robert Toavs has experienced several changes in the business, but he says being a successful auctioneer still comes down to relationships. “It’s a trust and reputation based business,” Toavs explained. “You have to build your trust with people.” He got his taste of the auctioning field when he worked with Tande Auction Services