Wolf Point Superintendent of Schools David Perkins reports that the first few days of school went very well last week. “Pretty smooth actually,” Perkins said. He added that the high school always deals with a few scheduling changes at the start of a semester. This school year marks the first that Southside Elementary features only pre-k through second graders and Northside Elementary

Wolf Point High School junior Kailayla Villaluz is back to being a pretty busy student after a long hospital stay with a rare disease this summer. She was diagnosed with severe pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), Group 1. The condition affects the arteries in the lungs and the right side of the heart. PAH has an estimated incidence of only two to four cases per million children. “I can

Frazer student Takoa Old Person continues to record success through the National History Day program. Old Person took fourth place in the preliminary round for best senior paper at the National History Day National Contest held at the University of Maryland. The student’s paper described how the 1924 Snyder Act, also known as the Indian Citizenship Act, provided Native Americans with birthright