Wolf Point High School will serve as the location for the District 2B boys’ and girls’ basketball tournament on Wednesday through Saturday, Feb. 14-17. The tournament is expected to be well attended with strong support for each of the 12 total squads. Along with Wolf Point, the other teams include Poplar, Glasgow, Fairview, Malta and Harlem. Four games are scheduled for each day

Passenger air travel at the Lyman M. Clayton Airport in Wolf Point was more busy in 2023 compared to 2022, according to information from the Montana Department of Transportation. Wolf Point experienced 6,236 total air passengers during 2023. The number includes 3,166 getting on and 3,070 getting off flights. The 6,236 figure compares to 5,920 passengers for 2022. The most busy month for

( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department Feb. 5-11. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) February 5 Feather Cantrell, 29, female, 300 block of Benton Street, disorderly conduct, tribal court. February 6 Tevin Gardipee, 22, male, 1200 block of Fourth Avenue North, partner/family member assault, felony

Elks Lodges across the nation are gearing up to celebrate on Feb. 16, the remarkable 156th anniversary of the founding of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks on Feb. 16, 1868. The lodges include Wolf Point Elks Lodge #1764. With a rich history spanning 156 years, the Elks have been unwavering in their commitment to community service, making a substantial impact through donations exceeding

On Feb. 28, Simulation in Motion Montana will be arriving in Roosevelt County to conduct a pivotal training session for local health care providers. This event, held in partnership with Northeast Montana Health Services and the Montana Geriatric Education Center, aims to enhance the quality of geriatric care available to the community’s elderly population. As the aging population grows, the

Each year, Through with Chew Week raises awareness about the dangers of smokeless tobacco use whether it be chew, dip, pouches, or snus. This year, Roosevelt County Health Department is encouraging people who use smokeless tobacco to set a quit date and quit for good. According to the 2022 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, Montana has the third highest prevalence of adult male smokeless