20 November 2025

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WPCO Votes For Housing Commissioners

WPCO Votes For Housing Commissioners


A packed housed attended the Wolf Point Community Organization’s meeting to vote for Wolf Point’s housing commissioners on Monday, Nov. 17. Four candidates were on the ballot for the two positions. Candidates included incumbents Nadine Adams and Gracie Pipe along with former housing director Louella Douglas and Terrence Hamilton. The top two vote getters were Adams with 81 votes and Hamilton

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Students Earn Honors at Plentywood Meet

Students Earn Honors at Plentywood Meet


Wolf Point’s speech and drama team took top honors in both Class B drama and sweeps at the meet in Plentywood on Saturday, Nov. 15. The humorous theater team of Owen Moran and Thomas Moudree earned top honors. Reilly Rees captured first place in mime. Placing second were Cole Boysun in humorous solo and Emmanuel Julio in spontaneous oral interpretation. Earing third-place honors were

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Lustre Art

Lustre Art


The art work of the LCHS students was on display in the hallway as the community attended the final jamboree and junior high basketball home games. (Photo submitted)

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Wolf Point’s Keiser Awarded Rhodes Scholarship

Wolf Point’s Keiser Awarded Rhodes Scholarship


BOZEMAN – Doriane Keiser, a senior at Montana State University who plans to return to the Fort Peck Indian Reservation where she grew up to work for the betterment of individual and community mental health, has been awarded a 2026 Rhodes Scholarship to study at the University of Oxford. Keiser, an associate member of the Fort Peck tribes, is one of just 32 American scholars selected over the