Fulton Books author Vicki Bisbee, a retired school counselor, has completed her most recent book, Assiniboine (Nakoda): Book of Basic Words: an educational guide meant for readers of all ages to help them learn basic words and pronunciations of the Assiniboine language. Born and raised on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, author Vicki Bisbee attended Montana State University Northern, where

Participants in the first Thundering Buffalo Health & went through a 750m swim, followed by a 12.4 mile bike ride and finished up with a 3.1 mile run. Top finishers included Austin Burshia in first place with a time of 1:26, followed by Christopher Lindsay at 1:45 and Kellie Emerson with- 1:51. The Wellness Center is located at 701 Frontage Road. Call 406-- 768-6030 for more information.

Over the past five months, students at Frontier Middle School have been engaged in an exciting personalized history project that turned into an impressive showing at the National History Day competition. Assigned various time periods, students embarked on in-depth research, developed compelling theses, and honed their historical analysis skills. The National History Day program, although active

Through a state project, the Wolf Point Elks Lodge #1764 was able to assist fire departments in Roosevelt County again this year. After receiving required applications, the Elks provided a check of $1,136 to the Poplar Fire Department for a gas detector, a check of $1,949 to the Culbertson Fire Department for a lighting package and $1,408 to the Bainville Fire Department for entry tools. The

Revenge, A Pirate’s Tale, written by Wolf Point teacher Jacob Boysun, was performed Thursday, April 11, and Friday, April 12, in the Wolf Point High School auditorium. Del Eymard played the character of Beardless Jack. (Submitted photo)