Jeff Presser, exalted ruler of the Wolf Point Elks Lodge #1764 (right) presents a donation to Wolf Point Baseball Association president Jaronn Boysun in recognition of Elks National Youth Week. Lodges are urged to sponsor programs throughout the week, May 1-7. (Photo by Darla Downs)

Youngsters (above) race for treasures during the Wolf Point Optimist Club’s Easter egg hunt at Faith Home on Saturday, April 30. There were 2,300 eggs available. The event took place after the weather forced it to be postponed twice. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele) Furry Friends Brantley LaFombois (photo on left) makes friends with the Easter bunny during the Optimist Club’s egg hunt on Saturday,

The golden rule of the 21st century is that digital activity is public and permanent. Richard Guerry, executive director of IROC2.org, stressed that rule to students and parents during presentations throughout the area last week. Guerry, who has been holding Montana tours during the last 13 years, held the talks in Wolf Point, Poplar, Culbertson, Froid, Richey and Plentywood last week. He

Some of the top athletes in the history of the Fort Peck Reservation were honored during the plaque distribution held by the Montana Indian Athletic Hall of Fame on Friday, April 29. Plaques were presented to previous hall of fame inductees or their families during the event held in Poplar. The plaques were available now due to the support of sponsors. The legendary athletes or their families