The Farmers Union Lumber Co. is excited about being in the process of changing to an Orgill hardware store. Pete Paulson, district manager for Orgill, explained that there are several Orgill stores in eastern Montana including ones in Plentywood and Sidney. He said Orgill is different than other companies, such as Ace Hardware, because Orgill doesn’t brand its stores by having its name on

Since re-establishing itself in September, the Wolf Point Booster Club has been making strides throughout the school year. After receiving a request, the booster club conducted the hospitality room at last weekend’s AAU wrestling tournament held in Wolf Point. The wrestling club made a donation to the booster club for the effort. The Boosters and Brews Membership Drive was well attended

The Wolf Point High School speech and drama team won both the drama sweeps and speech sweeps in Culbertson on Saturday, Jan. 11. William Schwarzrock and Thomas Moudree came away with the title for dramatic theater. Alena Bradshaw placed second in humorous oral interpretation. Chase Adams took fourth place in humorous solo. In the mime event, Nora Hansen earned third and Maya Deserly placed

Roosevelt County Commissioners set meeting times and office hours for 2025 during a meeting held on Monday, Jan. 6. At the start of the meeting, presiding officer Gordon Oelkers welcomed Doug Marottek as the new commissioner for district 2. He encouraged Marottek to ask him or Commissioner Robert Toavs if he has any questions or needs information. Commissioners approved a resolution to

During a special meeting on Thursday, Jan. 9, Roosevelt County commissioners accepted a delivery notice for a filing of a road petition. Commissioner Gordon Oelkers noted that commissioners were simply accepting the delivery and not approving or denying any request. The petition deals with the request of making County Road 2048 a designated county road. The property is located on Highway

Dear Editor, Selling our Parks. Why does our city council members think they have to sell our parks! Triangle Park has been there forever! It is a major part of Wolf Point history. It is time that our city council members start protecting our parks! Make our parks clean and safe so tourists that come through our town can enjoy them! Our schools, school children and families should be able

For the 2024 calendar year, Missouri River basin runoff above Sioux City, Iowa totaled 23.3 million acre-feet, 91 percent of average. Dry conditions continue to affect the upper Missouri River Basin at the start of the 2025 calendar year, so the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is forecasting below-average runoff into the mainstem reservoir system. For 2025, runoff in the Missouri River basin above