Wolf Point High School senior Dominik Ahneman-Wolff is planning to have a productive, busy next few months. Ahneman-Wolff is one of seven Wolf Point students who have been selected to take part in Harvard University’s Edwin Furshpan and David Potter Native American High School program on June 10 to July 1. The three-week program provides the opportunity for students, teachers and community

The Optimist Club of Wolf Point hosted a pizza party for students who participated in its essay contest at The Tavern on Friday, March 31. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Parents and grandparents, teachers and friends gathered Wednesday, March 29, at the Lustre Christian High School gymnasium for the Awana Awards night that ends their year. Commander Dawson Olfert welcomed everyone and reviewed the principles of Awana’s memorization program and explaining that “Awana stands for ‘Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed’ from II Timothy 2:15. Jennifer Zerbe, with

During parents’ conferences at Frazer School on Wednesday, March 22, Nourah AbuShaban excitedly greeted visitors and introduced herself at the school. AbuShaban has served as Frazer’s principal since Feb. 27. Prior to that, she worked in recruitment and retention at Fort Peck Community College. She explains she became familiar with Frazer’s students when she went with her husband