The Wolf Point Community Organization approved its annual budget during its meeting held on Monday, April 21. The budget has been increased to $163,000 for the 2025-2026 year. Treasurer Jason Hamilton explained that about $80,000 is “carry over” funds from the last two years. WPCO will then request $80,000 from Silver Wolf Casino for the remaining amount. The reason provided for the increase

Marlee Ann-Louise Schmitz is facing two misdemeanor charges of endangering the welfare of children in district court. According to court documents, a deputy was dispatched on March 20 for a report of a female passed out in her vehicle in Bainville. The reporting party said that she went to the location and found two 4-year-old juveniles walking by themselves about four blocks from their mother’s

Roosevelt County commissioners approved two purchases during their weekly meeting on Tuesday, April 22. Commissioners approved a bid from ABC Automotive in Poplar to replace the motor of an existing fire engine for the Poplar Fire Department. Commissioner Doug Marottek said ABC will provide a three-year, 100,000-mile warranty. Commissioners said benefits include that the 2012 fire engine

The MB church hosted the community Good Friday Service with Pastor Hathaway as the speaker. Pastor Lenihan gave introductory thoughts, comparing “the Lord’s Supper to a family reunion. With opportunity to talk deeper, strengthen the family relationships and make anything right that needs to be addressed, remembering the Lord’s sacrifice on our behalf together as a body of believers is like

Roosevelt County has dropped to 42nd place in county rankings for unemployment rate, according to the Montana Department of Labor and Industry. Roosevelt and Lake counties are tied for 42nd place with unemployment rates of 3.7 percent during March. In April, Roosevelt County ranked 38th in the state with an unemployment rate of 3.8 percent. There are 73 less employees in the county than a

Delivering on Montanans’ priorities and his promise, Gov. Greg Gianforte on Monday, April 28, signed the largest tax cut in state history, providing Montanans at every income level with a tax cut. “As leaders elected to serve Montanans who sent us to Helena, we all want the same thing: to open the doors of greater opportunity so more Montanans can thrive, prosper, and achieve the American

The state Supreme Court has upheld Montanans’ right to open government meetings and public disclosure concerning the governor’s appointment of replacement judges for state district court. In an order issued Tuesday, April 22, a five-justice panel ruled in favor of the Choteau Acantha newspaper and Montana Free Press, who argued that an advisory council appointed by the governor erred by

Liara Braaten and Robert Manning are squaring off in the lone contested race for a Wolf Point School Board position. They have each filed to serve in district 1. Ballots were mailed Thursday, April 16, by the Wolf Point School District. Voted ballots can be mailed back or dropped off at the Wolf Point School District Office, Ballots must be received by 8 p.m. on May 6. The candidates provided

Despite hearing some complaints from community members, the Wolf Point School Board voted by a 4-2 margin to renew the contracts of coaches for the 2025-2026 school year. The list of head coaches approved included Nicole Paulson for volleyball, Stacey Summers for cross country, Anthony Red Cloud for football, Cody Larson for girls’ basketball and flag football, Maestro Martinez for wrestling,