A long caravan including Fort Peck tribal leaders drove through Wolf Point on Thursday, Sept. 19, as three Aannihen children from the Carlisle, Penn., boarding school cemetery were transported to the Fort Belknap Reservation for a proper burial. The children were Aimeda Heavyhair, 16, Bishop L. Shield, 17, and John Bull, 15. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

BNSF can confirm at approximately 5:25 p.m. mountain time Wednesday, Sept. 18, one locomotive and two cars derailed near Wolf Point. There were no injuries to the crew and there was no threat to the public. The cause is under investigation. (Photo submitted)

The gym at Northside Elementary School in Wolf Point now features tribal flags and Northside Elementary Wolves’ logos. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

The EMB Harvest Festival is next Sunday, Sept. 29th. The special guest speakers are Pablo and Judy (Wiens) Perez. The MB Harvest Festival is Oct. 6. Awana began Sept 11, in Lustre and has a good attendance. Dawson Olfert is the commander. I apologize that the spelling was incorrect last week for Kash, Gavin and Hannah Pankratz in their class school pictures. The LCHS varsity girls played