The Wolf Point High School drama department entertained crowd for three performances of The Hunchback of Notre Dame this past weekend. Director Jacob Boysun thanked the “super and talented kids” for working since the start of the school year on the performance. Julianna Garfield served as assistant director. Taking care of the lights and sound were students Adrienne Peterson and

Wolf Point High School senior Riley Schwarzrock hasn’t been afraid to try different activities during her time at the school. From basketball to tennis, she has participated in many sports for the Wolves. Her list of activities have included swing choir for two years, basketball for two years, volleyball for four years, flag football for two years, cheer for two years and tennis for four years.

The Frazer School Board held a discussion regarding to allow school board members to have concealed and carry authority with firearms at the school last week. Superintendent Sarah Ruff said there were mixed opinions shared by trustees and audience members about the issue. It was mentioned during the meeting that Custer School adopted such a policy. “It was pretty controversial,” Ruff