Educator Mark Mindt taught several lessons to Southside Elementary School students including being cartoonists during a returned visit to Wolf Point on Wednesday, April 26. Mindt, known as Koda the Warrior, explains that he had his first book of cartoons published in 2003, but this marks his first year where he is committed to touring schools. “I’ve taken this year to follow this project,”

The Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire near Highway 250 about 11 a.m. on Sunday, April 30. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Singer Talibah Begay presented an uplifting message to South Side Elementary School students during an assembly at the school on Wednesday, April 26. Begay, who is Navajo from Shiprock, N.M., released her first album when she was only 13 years old. She released another album at the age of 14 and her third album when she was 16. She notes that she was raised with the values of the Navajo culture.

A Creators Game youth training titled “Being a Good Relative” was hosted at Brockton School April 26-28. The event was facilitated by Dr. Clayton Small in partnership with Ernie Bighorn and a Spotted Bull Recovery Resource Center COIPP grant. Nakoda Dakota Oyate Youth Council members also attended. “I attended and helped with this event and recruited some students,” said Carrie