Wolf Point’s tennis team had a busy weekend with home action against Forsyth and Baker. The Wolves went three and seven during singles matches. The Wolves were 2-3 in doubles’ play. “The girls played well with many close matches,” Wolf Point Coach Dan Horsmon said. Winning singles’ matches for Wolf Point were Demi Kegley, Serenity Tibbets-Ross and Julie Garfield. Earning

Wolf Point hosted 18 schools for a junior high school track meet on Friday, April 9. The Wolves scored nine points in the girls’ seventh- grade division, nine points in the girls’ eighthgrade girls division and one point in the boys’ eighthgrade division. Wolf Point’s Kolby Burshia placed sixth for eighth-grade boys with a best of 31-7 in the shot put. Leading Wolf Point’s girls

As spring weather gets here, many people are itching to get outside. For many folks, that may include looking for nongame animals to hunt, fishing, hiking, shed hunting, or bird watching. However, just like at any other time of year, people are asked to follow the law, respect the land, and be safe. Where Can You Go? •Private Land: Hunters and anglers need permission to hunt or fish on private

Reservoir inflows in the Missouri River basin above Sioux City, Iowa (upper Basin) were well-below average in March. The updated 2021 upper Basin runoff forecast is 21.3 million acre-feet (MAF), 83 percent of average. “Abundant precipitation fell during March in the lower Basin below Sioux City, Iowa, however, March precipitation was less than 50 percent of normal over much of the upper Basin,”

Jackson then drove down the grass, onto the underpass and hit a railing on the opposite side of the street. He was then apprehended. Three county deputies and a Wolf Point police officer responded. The Montana Highway Patrol investigated the crash. The vehicles involved were towed and impounded for evidence. Jackson is facing the charges of theft, criminal endangerment, protection,