The Wolf Point City Council held its regular meeting Tuesday, Jan. 17, in council chambers. Phillip DeFelice of St. Marie was approved for hire as the new city attorney. He made brief remarks to the council, indicating that he would prioritize in-person participation when possible. “More than 80 percent of communication is nonverbal,” said DeFelice. The airport committee reports the

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks will hold a public hearing on Feb. 10 to consider an amendment to Public Access Lands Agreements. The meeting will begin at 2 p.m. and will be held through Zoom. The Administrative Rules of Montana addressed in the proposed amendment are ARM 12.2.605, 12.2.606, 12.2.607 and 12.2.608. Notice of Public Hearing in the matter of the amendment of ARM 12.2.605, 12.2.606,

MSU Extension Family economics specialist Dr. Marsha Goetting will offer estate planning workshops in Roosevelt, Daniels, Sheridan, and Richland counties. If you think estate planning is a boring topic, then you haven’t been to one of Goetting’s educational sessions. She has a reputation for her ability to make presentations interesting and useful to participants. She will keep you actively

Montana State University Extension has once again teamed up with the Montana 4-H Foundation and MSU 4-H Center to offer its Fabulous Fridays webinar series on estate and legacy planning. The six-part webinar series will happen Fridays, Jan. 27 through March 3. Each installment will run from 10 to 11:15 a.m., which includes a 15-minute Q& A period. Fabulous Fridays topics include: * What

Shane Reed, facilities director for the Wolf Point School District, provided to school board trustees a mostly positive report regarding the lead testing process during the board meeting on Monday, Jan. 9. Reed recently received a response back from Energy Labs of Billings regarding the mandated testing from DEQ. Of the 42 fixtures tested at Southside Elementary School, only four fixtures

After a successful 2022, the Wolf Point 100 Club will hold its 43rd annual meeting starting at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 29, at First Lutheran Church. “We want to thank the community for continuing to support us,” club president Cindy Hanks said. “It’s so important to be able to provide for our medical facilities.” The organization was founded in 1980 with the goal to assist in purchasing