University of Montana president Seth Bodnar provided a positive message during the Fort Peck Youth Summit program at Wolf Point High School on Thursday, June 16. Bodnar said that N7 Fund founder Sam McCracken, who was the program’s special guest, is a great role model for youth people to admire. “It’s about empowerment and how people reach their full potential,” Bodnar said. “It’s

A Red Bottom Celebration Committee spokesperson told the Northern Plains Independent that the 2022 event featured dancers from Alaska to New Mexico. Attendance was up from last year with over 200 registered dancers and nine drum groups from Montana, North Dakota and Saskatchewan. Dance contests were featured daily June 17-19. Don LaRogue worked at the committee’s Pepsi stand.

Mediator David Luckey for the State of Montana feels progress was made during conversations with Wolf Point School District officials and the Wolf Point Education Association on Tuesday, June 14. At the conclusion of the meeting, which started prior to 5 p.m. and ended shortly before 11 p.m., Luckey said both sides seemed to be pleased with the progress. Because of scheduling conflicts, the

T-Ball The Wolf Point Royals and Wolf Point Red Sox prepare for a good season. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Wolf Point’s girls’ softball players in the 9-10 age division. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Members of the Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office’ team in the 6-8 age division. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Members of Poplar’s girls’ softball team for the 9-10 age division. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)