While Montana saw fewer tourists in 2025, they came with more gray hair — and more dollars for Montana businesses. That’s according to visitor surveys conducted by the University of Montana’s Institute for Tourism and Recreation Research, presented by economist Melissa Weddell at a seminar organized in Helena Tuesday by the university’s Bureau of Business and Economic Research.

The following are area students who are fall graduates of Montana State University in Bozeman. Bainville: Kaden Hansen (with honors). Poplar: Isabelle Four Star and Robert Smith. Wolf Point: Daniel Sears. Area students earning recognition on the honor roll for Montana State University in Bozeman included: Bainville: Kaden Hansen Brockton: Gracelyn Gonsioroski (4.0 grade point average)

Wolf Point School Feb. 9: Breakfast: Pizza bagels and applesauce. Lunch: Corn dogs, mac-n-cheese, peaches, celery and peanut butter. Feb. 10: Breakfast: Apple turnovers and mixed fruit. Lunch: Taquitos, refried beans, carrots, tomatoes and applesauce. Feb. 11: Breakfast: Cereal, mini muffins and green apples. Lunch: Tatertot hotdish, mixed veggies, pears and dinner rolls. Feb. 12: Breakfast:

Grace Ann Schultes was born Jan. 26, 2026 at 8:25 a.m. at Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow to Trinzy and David Schultes of Wolf Point. She weighed 5 pounds 13 ounces. She joins sibling Journey Schultes at home.

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Feb. 5: Cod, wild rice, carrots and baked pears. Feb. 10: Sloppy joes, potato salad and lunch lady bars. Feb. 12: Beef stroganoff, peas and tapioca pudding.

Two positions are open for the Wolf Point School District’s board of trustees this year. District 1 needs one trustee for a three-year term and District 5 needs one trustee for a three-year term. Maps of the districts are available on the school website at www.wolfpointschools. org. In District 1, Liara Braaten was elected for a one-year term that is set to expire this year. This position will