Nateesta White and Katelyn MacDonald are the Scholars of the Week in Wolf Point. White is 14 years old and in eighth grade. Her guardian is Grandma Judy. Siblings are Kayson White and Sophia White. Her hobbies include music. Her favorite subject is science and her favorite teacher is Anthony Red Cloud. She wants to become a writer. MacDonald is a sophomore and 15 years old. Her

Wolf Point High School senior Katriel Hamilton appreciates the relationships created when being part of an extra-curricular team. She has been a member of the school’s volleyball program for the past four years. “I like how everybody comes together and works as a team,” Hamilton said. “It’s really more of a family than a team.” Currently, she is in her fourth year as a Wolf

The Montana Historical Society is currently digitizing the photographs and scrapbooks of Henry and Edgar Syverud from Sheridan County. The collection, known as Lot 045, follows the brothers’ lives on the Montana-North Dakota-Canadian border. Born in Osnabrock, N,D., the two brothers eventually homesteaded in East Coalridge, near Dagmar, and remained there for 50 years. The photo collection

A new program in the Wolf Point School District will enjoy a great start thanks to the Montana Masonic Foundation. On Thursday, Jan. 28, Masonic representatives Jeff Harada and Wade Riden presented a $1,700 check to Northside Elementary School Principal Georgie Gourneau along with teachers Andrew Tumonong and Ronnell Tumonong. Funds will help begin the WE STEP UP program that stands for Wolves