As part of a resource segment regarding abandoned animals, North Side Elementary School students heard from a representative from Wolf Point Pound Puppies on Thursday, Feb. 2. “I think it’s important for students at this young age to become exposed of becoming responsible pet owners,” sixth-grade teacher Ronnell Tumonong said. The teacher said the resource will be conducted for three

BOZEMAN — When the Lustre Lions team from the small town near Fort Peck Reservoir visited Montana State University last weekend, five months of hard work boiled down to intense twoand- a-half-minute rounds of robotic action. Pitted against 35 other teams from around the state at the FIRST Lego League finals tournament, the five team members unleashed their energy-themed creation made of advanced,

After a fairly close two and a half quarters, Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball team ended up losing at home against Baker by a 76-49 final on Thursday, Feb. 2. The Wolves accounted for the last six points of the first half on two baskets by Sierra Hamilton and a drive by J’Elle Garfield to pull to 40-29 at intermission. Trailing by a 46-32 margin, the Wolves responded with a drive by Garfield

The 15th annual Poplar Ice Fishing Contest took place with good participation on Saturday, Feb. 4. Steve Harada of Wolf Point earned first place and was a $2,000 winner with a 2.5 pound pike. Kellen Forbregd placed second and won $1,000 with a 1.6 pound sauger. Kannin Nelson took third and earned $500 with a .14 ounce pike. Sponsors of the event included Harold and Marilyn Marottek, Main