Colorado College recently released the results of its annual, bipartisan Conservation in the West Poll. As it has for the last several years, it shows that Montanans across the political spectrum are decidedly pro-conservation, prioritizing wildland protection, healthy fish and wildlife habitat, and water quality over industrial development of our public lands. Some of the more telling statistics

The Wolf Point tennis team starts practices looking to make some noise during post-season action this year. The senior doubles team of Kaylee Johnson and Kaleah Miller-Toves placed fourth at last year’s state tournament after taking eighth place as sophomores. Their goal is to win top honors this time around. Nevaeh Graham is the other senior on the squad. She won one doubles’ match at

The Wolf Point High School track team features a turnout of 31 athletes including seven seniors heading into the season. Peyton Summers returns for the Wolves after finishing third in the 3200-meter run and fifth in the 1600-meter run at last year’s Class B state track meet. The senior earned the state cross-country championship earlier this school year. Charlie Page, also a senior, is

With an inexperienced group of players, Wolf Point golf coach Rodney Paulson is optimistic and working toward the future. The Wolves started their practices on Monday, March 18, and had seven golfers at that practice. “We’re still working on a couple of more,” Paulson said of the turnout. Ryver Summers returns for the girls’ team. A newcomer to the girls’ squad is Riley Bauer.