Wolf Point student Kyriae Standing Rock won first place in the special education grades 7-12 division of the 64th Annual Keep Montana Green Art Contest. Keep Montana Green is dedicated to the prevention of human-caused wildfires. Keep Montana Green promotes awareness about the dangers human caused wildfires can have on Montana’s timber, rangelands, the wildland urban interface and public

During 2024, the Wolf Point Food Pantry was opened 16 times. The pantry served 119,384 pounds of food to 3,683 families which represented 15,061 individuals. Financial donations were received from Fort Peck Tribes, Wolf Point Elks, Wolf Point Lions Club, Town Pump Foundation, the Presbyterian Women’s Group and several individuals. Food donations were received from Albertsons of Wolf Point as

I had never known anyone with Parkinson’s Disease even though there are nearly 90,000 people in the U.S. diagnosed each year. About 20 years ago, I was refereeing a basketball game and fell down; I had no idea how that happened! When I jogged, which I enjoyed about five days a week, I started getting cramps in my left foot. I went to several specialists, including a foot specialist, who could

Wolf Point April 24: Lasagna casserole, garlic bread, creamed corn, birthday cake and ice cream. April 29: Chicken or beef fajitas, fried rice and dessert. May 1 : Porcupine meatballs, mashed potatoes, gravy, mixed vegetables and dessert.

Frontier School April 28: Pulled pork sliders, fruits and vegetables. April 29: Tacos, refried beans, fruits and vegetables. April 30: Egg rolls, rice, fruits and vegetables. May 1: Cook’s choice. May 2: No school. *** Wolf Point School April 28: Breakfast: Pancake sausages on a stick and apples. Lunch: Super barbecue mac-n-cheese, cauliflower and peaches. April 29: Breakfast:

Clean Sweep Days Beautification Efforts Continue In Wolf Point Wolf Point residents are reminded that Clean Sweep Days are scheduled from April 28 to May 10 this year. The Wolf Point landfill will accept clean sweep trash at no charge during these days. In addition, the landfill will be open on Sunday, May 4, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. At the landfill, appliances requiring Freon removal

The Roosevelt County Library’s figures for 2024 include being open for 1,508 hours and having 37,314 people walk through its doors last year. The library’s collection features 44,335 items. Materials include 41,314 in print, 865 audio and 2,138 videos. There were 12,131 checkouts during the year and 2,946 e-materials borrowed. The library offered 90 total programs where 724 total