Carrie Manning (left to right), Morgan Elliott with Tikkun Olam Ministries and Anna Griekspoor assisted Otherworldly Productions out of Denver, Colo., at Wolf Point High School April 7. The film crew was conducting an interview with Manning, which will be used in short videos to help recruit teachers to Wolf Point. (Photo by James Walling)

Jasmine Bridges, a 25-yearold Poplar woman, died from injuries in a rollover vehicle accident east of Wolf Point on Wednesday, April 7. Jeff Kemp of the Montana Highway Patrol said the crash happened at about 3 p.m. on Highway 25, mile marker 51, when Bridges was driving a 2003 Honda Accord westbound toward Wolf Point. After the vehicle drifted off to north of the road, Bridges apparently

Poplar Fire Chief Dave Mathison, the Poplar Volunteer Fire Department and numerous other fire agencies from around the area fought off several fires threatening homes on the east end of Poplar over the holiday weekend. Locals were evacuated and flames came within three feet of several residences on the east end of Poplar. A grass fire threatening the town was started April 3 but was put out

The Easter egg hunt sponsored by the Wolf Point Optimist Club was a huge success at Faith Lutheran Home on Saturday, April 3. Last week, Optimist Club members put together between 2,000 and 3,000 eggs for the event. The eggs contained candy or small prizes. The youngest participants received little stuffed toy bunnies. Optimist Club members started to place the eggs on the grass more than

With the purpose of remembering Fort Peck Reservation members who lost their lives because of COVID-19, a teepee ceremony was held at Wolf Point High School on Friday, April 2. The event was sponsored by Spotted Bull and the Nakona Dakota Oyate Youth Council. Group advisor Carrie Manning explained that the tipi was located in Frazer beginning the week of March 26. A ceremony will take place