05 November 2026

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Espinoza Enjoys Playing  Football For Wolves

Espinoza Enjoys Playing Football For Wolves


Wolf Point High School senior Donovan Espinoza has enjoyed playing football throughout his high school years with the Wolves. This season, Espinoza was a starter at offensive right tackle. “It’s fun,” 6’3”, 260-pound senior said of playing on the offensive line. “It’s usually just one-one-one with the defender.” He explains that he played left guard and left tackle as a

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Janelle (left) and Benjamin came in costume to Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ bat-themed Halloween party Oct, 30 at Region 6 headquarters in Glasgow, which included educational stations, games and treats. To learn about future events, visit montanafwpevents.com. (Photo by James Walling)
29 October 2026

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Reum-Rickers Likes Being Cheerleader For Wolves

Reum-Rickers Likes Being Cheerleader For Wolves


Cheerleading and art are two of the enjoyments for Wolf Point High School Senior Charlotte Reum-Ricker. She has been a member of Wolf Point’s cheer team for the past two years. She really enjoys spending time with her teammates and her coach. “I thought it would be a fun activity to do,” Reum- Ricker said of cheerleading. She said practices are a highlights because they are always

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Veterans Memorial Park  Has Tiles Available

Veterans Memorial Park Has Tiles Available


The Northeast Montana Veterans Memorial Park located in Fort Peck is encouraging families and individuals to purchase tiles to honor area veterans. Dedicated on July 4, 2016, the memorial features 20 walls encompasses the back side of the tower. Each of the walls holds 184 titles to honor veterans. A total of 16 of these walls have been completed. With less than four more walls to fill

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Lustre News

Lustre News


It was beautiful to see the large bales in the golden fields on the way to sports events this week. Football, state cross country meet, basketball and volleyball were all on the schedule this weekend. The time falls back an hour next Sunday, Nov 1. A group of folks welcomed Brian and Susanna Dick and their small family home from Spain on Monday evening, Oct. 19, with a potluck supper at Ross
22 October 2026

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Local Native American Class Creates Special Books

Local Native American Class Creates Special Books


In recognition of Indigenous Peoples’ Day on Oct. 12, students at Northside Elementary School created their own “The Very First Americans,” books under the direction of Native American Education instructor Patricia Payne. Payne said the fourthgrade and fifth-grade students made the books to help learn about their cultures. She explained the goal of the project was “to read, write