Wilbur-Ellis store manager Darin Weinberger (left) presents a $1,000 check to Frontier School principal Keith Hays for the schools to purchase Native American literature. Wilber-Ellis provides donations to make positive impacts to communities each year. Past local recipients included the Yellow Jackets’ baseball program, the Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Department and Northeast Montana Health Services.

Wolf Point native Clint Whitmer, 80, had the privilege to participate in the Western North Dakota Honor Flight out of Minot, N.D., recently, fulfilling an opportunity he had to pass on six years ago. Whitmer, accompanied by his brother Boone, was aboard the Western North Dakota Honor Flight from Minot to Washington, D.C., on Sunday, April 27, with around 120 other area veterans in recognition

Visitors’ Stop Council Member Has Vision For Nellie’s Park Wolf Point City Council Dean Mahlum hopes that the park sees the addition of more picnic tables and historical markers. A quiet park resides on the east end of Wolf Point on Highway 2. It’s a location that many visitors probably pass by, without a whole lot of notice, on their way through the city. City council member Dean

Wolf Point Education Association president Patricia Toavs and Wolf Point Superintendent of Schools David Perkins discuss information. The Wolf Point School Board and Wolf Point Education Association exchanged salary proposals during their collective bargaining meeting held last week. School officials’ proposal attempted to follow the guidelines of Montana’s new STARS act that advanced