By Bill Vander Weele Wolf Point native Shanna (Hopson) Schuster recently accepted the Museum Maintenance Excellence award from the Naval History and Heritage Command in honor of the achievements made by USS Slater. Schuster has worked for the USS Slater on the Hudson River in Albany, N.Y., for the last four years. She serves as the head of interns and tour guides. In addition, she manages

By Bill Vander Weele Acclaimed Celtic guitarist and storyteller Jerry Barlow is glad that he’s performing face-to-face with audiences again. After a year of dealing with COVID measures, Barlow was sharing this talents throughout Roosevelt County last weekend. After performing in front of adults and fourth-grade students at the library in Culbertson on the afternoon of Tuesday, Oct. 5, Barlow

U.S. Rep. Matt Rosendale, R-Mont., introduced the Drug Pricing Transparency and Accountability Act. This bill would hold hospitals accountable to their patients by encouraging financial transparency and tightening the current 340B drug pricing program. Section 340B of the Public Health Service Act allows certain hospitals and health care providers to obtain substantially discounted drugs from

The Wolf Point Wolves lost by a 57-0 final during conference football action in Fairfield on Friday, Oct. 8. Wolf Point started the game off on a strong note when a long pass play to Kraven Silk led the Wolves as deep as the Fairfield 12. A third-down quarterback sack by Fairfield helped end the Wolves’ scoring threat. Fairfield scored three touchdowns, including one off a fumble recovery

By Bill Vander Weele The Froid/Lake Red Hawks scored a 25-2, 25-9, 25-15, non-conference victory at Poplar on Tuesday, Oct. 5. After two kills by Dasani Nesbit opened the first set, Poplar got on the scoreboard with a spike by Kessee Erickson. The Red Hawks accounted for the next 16 points. Aleah Johnson served three aces during the streak. Nesbit scored four kills, Carolyne Christoffersen

The Poplar Indians dropped their season finale by a 44-12 margin against Circle on Saturday, Oct. 9. Circle led by a 44-6 halftime margin in the conference football game. “We played the best second half that we had all season,” Poplar Coach Joe I Iammar said. “It was our best half of the season.” Scoring touchdowns for the Indians were Mitchell Youngman on a punt return and Adrien