The Wolf Point High School band, along with alumni, perform “Darkheart” under the direction of Class of
2026 graduate Cole Boysun during the ceremony on Sunday, May 24.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
The Wolf Point High School band, along with alumni, perform “Darkheart” under the direction of Class of
2026 graduate Cole Boysun during the ceremony on Sunday, May 24.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
One of the two candidates seeking the position of Roosevelt County sheriff may not be eligible to hold the office, according to information gathered by the Northern Plains Independent.
One of the two candidates seeking the position of Roosevelt County sheriff may not be eligible to hold the office, according to information gathered by the Northern Plains Independent.
Poplar High School’s commencement exercises featured 56 graduates during a ceremony at the school on Sunday afternoon.
Salutatorian Lukas Young explained the life lessons that he experienced while playing golf because you can’t let one shot impact the rest of your round. He encouraged classmates to accept the past.
“It’s best if you smile and move on,” Young said. “Don’t
Poplar High School’s commencement exercises featured 56 graduates during a ceremony at the school on Sunday afternoon.
Salutatorian Lukas Young explained the life lessons that he experienced while playing golf because you can’t let one shot impact the rest of your round. He encouraged classmates to accept the past.
“It’s best if you smile and move on,” Young said. “Don’t
The Wolf Point School District is purchasing at least one house with the goal of providing staff housing. Trustees approved paying $175,000 for a house located at 500 Dawson Street during their meeting last week.
Superintendent of Schools Dr. David Perkins is the amount is the same as what the present owners paid in 2017.
“They just want to get their money out of it,” Perkins said. “They
The Wolf Point School District is purchasing at least one house with the goal of providing staff housing. Trustees approved paying $175,000 for a house located at 500 Dawson Street during their meeting last week.
Superintendent of Schools Dr. David Perkins is the amount is the same as what the present owners paid in 2017.
“They just want to get their money out of it,” Perkins said. “They
Five students were celebrated during Frazer High School’s graduation ceremony on Friday, May 15.
The class of 2026 consisted of Isabelle Fourstar, Kalee Lilley, Harris McConnell, Cassius Smoker and Cecil Toavs.
During their addresses, valedictorian Fourstar and salutatorian Smoker congratulated classmates on their accomplishments and looked forward to the future.
“Together we have
Five students were celebrated during Frazer High School’s graduation ceremony on Friday, May 15.
The class of 2026 consisted of Isabelle Fourstar, Kalee Lilley, Harris McConnell, Cassius Smoker and Cecil Toavs.
During their addresses, valedictorian Fourstar and salutatorian Smoker congratulated classmates on their accomplishments and looked forward to the future.
“Together we have
The Wolf Point School Board elected its leaders Monday, May 11, during an organizational meeting.
Roxanne Gourneau was unanimously approved to be re-elected as the board’s chair. Keith Higgins was unanimously selected to serve as vice chair again.
Appointed were Demi Wilkinson as district clerk and Naomi Erickson as board secretary.
New board members are Pryce Paulson for district 1
The Wolf Point School Board elected its leaders Monday, May 11, during an organizational meeting.
Roxanne Gourneau was unanimously approved to be re-elected as the board’s chair. Keith Higgins was unanimously selected to serve as vice chair again.
Appointed were Demi Wilkinson as district clerk and Naomi Erickson as board secretary.
New board members are Pryce Paulson for district 1
Roosevelt County commissioners recently received the quarterly distribution report for oil and gas revenue from the state. The county ranks second in Montana for collections for the quarter ending on Dec. 31, 2025.
Collections for Roosevelt County were $4,843,034.21 for the quarter. Distributions were $2,213.750.90.
The top county was Richland with collections at $15,668.104.78 and distributions
Roosevelt County commissioners recently received the quarterly distribution report for oil and gas revenue from the state. The county ranks second in Montana for collections for the quarter ending on Dec. 31, 2025.
Collections for Roosevelt County were $4,843,034.21 for the quarter. Distributions were $2,213.750.90.
The top county was Richland with collections at $15,668.104.78 and distributions
The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 158 calls from May 11-18.
The calls included the following: May 11
Deputies and the Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice responded to Poplar tribal housing of a report from an adult female that her boyfriend beat her up including punching her in the face. She asked to talk to an advocate from the Red Bird Woman Center. A warrant
The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 158 calls from May 11-18.
The calls included the following: May 11
Deputies and the Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice responded to Poplar tribal housing of a report from an adult female that her boyfriend beat her up including punching her in the face. She asked to talk to an advocate from the Red Bird Woman Center. A warrant
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