Glasgow’s Clancy and Knoxsen Harris won the 27th Annual Milk River Catfish Classic this past weekend. They bested an 80 team field of challengers with a catch of 33.83 lbs. Clancy Harris also won the Jumbo Whiskers Award for biggest catfish and the Big Whiskers Award for second biggest. Runners up included JD Bailey and Callahan Belling with a catch of 31.61, Jason Flaten and Chad Dawson, 29.55;

The Poplar School Board approved advertising for a curriculum director during its monthly meeting in May. Poplar superintendent Keith Erickson said it’s been a few years since Poplar had a curriculum director. “We have talked a few times before about a curriculum director,” Erickson said during the board meeting. “We will just see what we get and see what direction we want to go.”

The powwow season will start this weekend with the Wolf Point Community Organization’s celebration in Wolf Point on June 5-7. WPCO’s powwow has been held during Stampede weekend in the past. The event lasted one day in 2024 and two days in 2025. Organizer Wayne Two Bulls said, “This year, we’re going to a full powwow.” Two Bulls explains that the event was moved to the first

Wolf Point Congregate Meals June 4: Shepherd’s pie, homemade cheddar biscuits, banana loaf with caramel drizzle. June 9: Egg salad sandwiches, California medley soup and dessert bars. June 11: Chicken teriyaki with stir fry vegetables, fried rice, egg rolls and jello with whipped topping.

Wolf Point Congregate Meals May 28: Pulled pork sandwiches, cheesy hash browns, baked beans, birthday cake and ice cream. June 2: No meal - Election Day. June 4: Shepherd’s pie, homemade cheddar biscuits, banana loaf with caramel drizzle.

Gaberial James Grandchamp was born on May 20 at 8:43 p.m. to Chelesa Stewart and Timothy Grandchamp from Glasgow at Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow. He weighed 8 pounds and was 19.5 inches long. He joins his sister, Layla Lone Bear, and brothers Alexander Hawkins and Benjamin Hawkins at home. His grandparents are Benjamin and Dixie Bistline and Bridgette and James Lapke.

The Roosevelt County Library in Wolf Point will host several fun activities to kick off the summer. An art exhibition is planned for May 30, with a reception to honor the local artists from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The painting instruction and artwork creation was made possible through the Friends of the Roosevelt County Library. Officials are urging youngsters to “Unearth A Story,” on June