The familiar tone of the fire whistle could be heard throughout the Wolf Point and Poplar communities Saturday, June 15, when Roosevelt County Dispatchers activated the emergency siren at about 7:15 p.m. — except the whistle remained one solid tone, which caused many to wonder what was going on. According to the Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Department, the county dispatch set off the solid tone

Nickolas Page of Wolf Point is one of 12 students nominated to receive the Dickinson State University’s 2024 Outstanding Graduate Award. This award is the highest honor bestowed upon graduating seniors by the university. Students are nominated by the faculty in their academic departments for exceptional performance in their fields of study. Nominees submit an application packet which includes

Two recent fundraising events for area residents with health challenges attracted excellent support from the Wolf Point community. Latoya Holen, who helped organized fundraisers for both Patrick Wilkinson and Jessica Sietsema, was very impressed with how people stepped forward for the efforts. “It’s mind-blowing to me when everybody comes together,” Holen said. The benefit for Wilkinson

University of Montana At the University of Montana, nearly 2,600 undergraduate students made the spring semester 2024 dean’s list or president’s 4.0 list. To qualify, students must be undergraduates, earn a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher and receive grades of A or B in at least nine credits. Students who receive a grade of C+ or less or no credit in a course are not eligible. The

The Red Bottom Celebration returns to Frazer June 13-16. Camping Day is on Thursday and will include a community feed at 6 p.m. and a youth dance at 7 p.m. A Creator’s Game horsemanship clinic is also set for Thursday. Dance categories will include fancy, grass, jingle and traditional in age and gender categories ranging from tiny tots and junior boys and girls to adult and golden

Wolf Point June 13: Breaded chicken sandwiches, seasoned wedges and dessert. June 18: Enchiladas, refried beans and dessert. June 20: Chicken-fried steak, mashed potatoes, vegetable and dessert.

Dr. Heather operated on over 50 cats during a two-day spay and neuter clinic May 31 and June 1 hosted at High Prairie Veterinary Services in partnership with Wolf Point Pound Puppies. High Prairie can be reached at 406-525-3878. For info on adoptable animals, visit wolfpointpoundpuppies. org. (Photo by James Walling)