Students from Nashua to Brockton participated in the annual Red Ribbon Run on the Fort Peck Reservation on Wednesday, Oct. 29. Carrie Manning of the Spotted Bull Recovery Resource Center said schools involved included Nashua, Frazer, Wolf Point, Frontier, Poplar and Brockton. Spotted Bull has organized the event for 35 years since its start in 1990. One of the features of the run is students,

Wolf Point’s speech and drama team opened its season by winning Class B sweepstakes in both speech and drama at the Sidney Invitational on Saturday, Nov. 1. Earning first-place honors were Cole Boysun in humorous solo and Jayla Big Talk in humorous interpretation. Also taking first was the team of Owen Moran and Thomas Moudree for humorous theater. Placing second were Nora Hansen for mime

Wolf Point’s Title VI parents committee held its first meeting of the school year at the high school on Tuesday, Oct. 28. The meeting included the election of officers for the new year. Officers unanimously selected were Rain Turcotte as chair, Imogene Lilley as vice chair and Breanna Calder as secretary. Picked as teacher representative was Kayla Messerly. Selected as student representative