Sarah Williamson is one of the senior students who is making a positive impact at Wolf Point High School. Williamson has been a strong volleyball player in the district since she started playing the sport in the fourth grade. She remembers that as a sixth-grader she was moved up to play with the eighth-grade team. “I like how you have to work together,” Williamson said of why she enjoys

Area residents got into the Halloween spirit during a haunted trail that took place near Frontier School on Friday, Oct. 22, and Saturday, Oct. 23. The tours were well attended with 75 individuals visiting Friday and a similar amount coming on Saturday. The event, conducted by the Wolf Point Community Organization, started with a short talk by organizer Kris FourStar. He provided ghost memories

The Wolf Point School District is looking for a new school board trustee. On Oct. 5, the district received a written resignation from trustee Corey Reum. He resigned because he’s becoming a bus driver for the district. During the monthly meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 13, trustees approved the motion to declare the position vacant. By law, the board needs to appoint a replacement within 60 days.

The Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Department conducted a small live action burn Oct. 16 to demonstrate the impact of fighting fire with fire. Training officer Weyrauch conducted the exercise and secretary/treasurer Justin Parker provided the use of his property. Chief Clint Bushman said that training is an important element in keeping the community safe. “We turned a small controlled burn into