The Wolf Point Area Museum made a significant step in its expansion project recently by having about half of the flooring completed in the 50 by 80 foot space. The plan is for the area to feature historical businesses of Wolf Point including a post office, movie theater and blacksmith shop. In the theater’s area, a film will be shown with much footage of highlights from the Wolf Point Wild

Keith Erickson is excited that he has been selected as the new superintendent of schools in Poplar. He has agreed to a two-year contract in the position. “I vow to do the best I can as the superintendent of schools,” Erickson said. He noted that his primary concern will always be what’s best for the students. “Nothing less or nothing more than putting the kids first,” Erickson

The Wolf Point music department presented its spring high school and junior high band concerts in the school’s auditorium on Tuesday, March 19. The junior high band performed the song Call of Duty by Robert W. Smith. Members of the junior high band include Zachary Hilkemann, Katelyn Jackson, Lucas Johnson and Evie Onstad on clarinet, Koden Campbell and Kaleigha Laverdure on alto saxophone,