Members of Bainville’s major softball team include (front row, from left) Hailey Berwick, Kaitlyn Adkins, Addison Telck, Makala Reigler, Johonna Rider and Micah Pippenger; (back row) Elsie Wilson, Kendra Romo, Brecklyn Pippenger, Kaelyn Romo and Lakyn Rabbe.

Support has been strong for the sponsorship campaign to raise funds to help cover the expenses of the Wolf Point Elks Lodge and Elks Event Center, but officials urge more community businesses, organizations and residents to consider being part of the campaign. Jeff Presser, exalted ruler of the Wolf Point Elks Lodge, stressed the importance of the Elks Event Center and Lodge during the organization’s

An improvement at Wolf Point High School will include a new parking lot north of the school. Construction on the project started on June 7. Century Companies and Interstate Engineering are in charge of the project. Work is expected to be done in the early part of August. The total project cost is $1,034,143, but a Delivering Local Assistance grant from the Montana Department of Commerce covers

The Wolf Point School District held its regular monthly meeting Monday, June 14. Following the salute and public comment period, board member Lawrence Hamilton Jr. attempted to make a motion to introduce a new agenda item. Board chair Linda L. Hansen explained that at least 48-hours notice must be observed for additions to the agenda. Hamilton then made a motion to appeal Hansen’s position.

Medicine Creek Caregivers, located at 315 First Ave. North, was recently presented with its First Dollar certificate from the Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture. Al Pipe, owner of Medicine Creek, said the dispensary is the only one in Wolf Point that doesn’t push tax costs onto its patients. The facility offers a full line of CBD products including creams and pet supplies. Also