The first Wolf Point High School/Junior High School concert under the direction of new musical director Jacob Bradshaw was a success with a strong turnout in the auditorium on Tuesday, Oct. 29. The concert featured three selections each from the concert choir, swing choir, junior high band and high school band. Wolf Point High School’s concert choir sang Blinding Lights, What Was I Made

Tori Bell and her daughter McKenna received a surprising call Sunday, Oct. 20, from Make A Wish Foundation. McKenna was given her wish of a camper, provided by CamperWorld in Billings, in recognition of her fight with cancer. On Oct. 25, Lustre hosted Frontier School where the junior high girls won 24-15, and the junior high boys won 3728. Both teams played hard. LGS jamboree girls lost a heart-breaker

Members of the Optimist Club of Wolf Point prepare sack lunches to give out during Halloween festivities on Thursday. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

A family gets sack lunches including from the Optimist Club of Wolf Point during Halloween on Thursday. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Roosevelt County Commissioners (left to right) Gary Macdonald, Robert Toavs and Gordon Oelkers were on hand to assist with voting efforts and election administration at the courthouse in Wolf Point Monday, Nov. 4, just before noon. (Photo by James Walling)