Wolf Point’s Joel is one of the newest members of the Montana Army National Guard. He is a 2023 graduate of Wolf Point High School. He will join as a food service specialist. For his service, he will receive a $20,000 enlistment bonus and the Montgomery GI Bill and Montgomery GI bill kicker, a benefit that provides soldiers with more money for their education. (Photo submitted)

Lost Highway Runs Through June 11 The 2023 Fort Peck Summer Theatre company, featuring many familiar faces, has begun the company’s 54th season. The company’s first show, Hank Williams: Lost Highway, opened for its first weekend in Fort Peck over the holiday. The show runs through June 11. Directed by Patrick Cook, the show is, “a spectacular musical biography of the legendary singer-songwriter,

Wolf Point’s top music students were honored during an awards ceremony at the high school on Monday, May 22. Music director Russell Johnson told audience members about the students’ success at this year’s district and state music festivals. Rebekah Landsrud was selected the choir program’s most valuable student. Tying for the most improved award were Walker Harmon and Francis

Wolf Point High School seniors Katelyn MacDonald (left) and Samantha Reed rode on horses for the final day of school for seniors on Wednesday, May 24. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Wolf Point’s singers provided a series of numbers during the high school/junior high spring concert on Tuesday, May 16. Songs from the junior high choir included Singing Freedom’s Song and I Will Follow. The junior high joined with the high school choir to perform The Old Mill. Members of the high school choir then entertained the audience with several songs. A men’s group performed,