Calvin Clark, the new animal control officer for the Wolf Point Police Department, has a passion for the importance of the position. Clark remembers that in 2016 his niece, about 11 years old at the time, got bit by a loose dog and the incident left a scar on her face. He wants to do a good job for the community. His first day on the job was Tuesday, Sept. 6. “I see the animals run freely

As part of his continued effort to preserve and expand commuter rail access in Montana, U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., last week highlighted the critical importance of Amtrak passenger rail to Montana’s economy in a Commerce Committee hearing on President Biden’s nominees for the Amtrak board of directors. Tester expressed his frustration that none of the nominees to the board were from the

New superintendent Patrick Drapeau works with students in Frontier Schools’ library last week. The school features 129 students this ...

With two structures being destroyed by fires in Wolf Point within an eight-day period, community residents are upset by the amount of structure fires experienced during this summer. “We are frustrated too,” Wolf Point Police Chief Alisha Morales said. She urges the public to contact law enforcement if they have any information at all that could help with investigations. “We don’t

After holding two meetings, the group that is making plans for the 100th Wolf Point Stampede will meet again on Monday, Sept. 26, at 6 p.m. at the Elks Lodge. Many ideas were discussed during a meeting held on Monday, Aug. 22. The WPCO/tribes committee is leading to have a pow wow and cultural events including teepee raising, stick games and an Indian relay. A pitchfork dinner/fondue