On Tuesday evening, May 23, graduation ceremonies at Lustre Grade School were held. Hadden Olfert, Cam Reddig, Preston Klatt and Lauren Holzrichter were presented by their classroom teacher, Mrs. Matthyser, who directed their attention to four year increments: fourth grade, eighth grade and high school graduation. “You have four years left guys. Make it count! Get up, be kind and make a difference.”

The Wolf Point 100 Club recently announced that its 100th member for 2023 is Houg Farms Inc. Pictured at Houg Farms, founded in 1913, are (left to right) Janece, Rebecca and Marc Houg. Janece is also a board member and the treasurer of the Wolf Point 100 Club. (Submitted photo)

After gaining a good deal of experience with state legislative session, Lance FourStar of Wolf Point has announced that he will seek the position of representative for Montana House District 31 in the 2024 election. Current Rep. Frank Smith is retiring after serving in the legislature for 24 years. “He’s definitely letting everybody know in the state legislature that he’s supporting

Wolf Point students who were awarded scholarships were announced during the high school graduation ceremony on Sunday, May 28. Students earning scholarships included: Aaron Boysun: Opportunity Bank valedictorian scholarship, Phillips County Motorsports, Montana University System Honors, Robert and Elsie Penner Memorial, National Honor Society, Agland Co-op, Local Elks Lodge, Optimist Club,