19 March 2026

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Bison

Bison


Fort Peck’s buffalo roam the windswept plains in zero degree weather at Turtle Mound Ranch near Wolf Point on Feb. 19. The program, which incorporates a cultural herd and livestock herd, contains about 1,100 bison and was started in 1999. It’s one of the longest running and largest tribally owned herds in the country. (Montana Free Press photo)

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BPA Champion

BPA Champion


Poplar’s Daralyn Bull Chief earned top honors in personal financial management during the state Business Professionals of America conference. (Photo submitted)

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Super Kids

Super Kids


Poplar’s Super Star Students for the week were (back from left) Jaylynn Grandchamp, Bridger Fitzpatrick, Paislee Iron Bear-Bears Heart, Bella Whitetail, Valkyrie Headdress, (front) Alfred Walking Eagle III, Catherine Magnan and Layne Boadle. (Photo submitted)
12 March 2026

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Children’s Theatre Shares Lessons

Children’s Theatre Shares Lessons


The Missoula Children’s Theatre went off very well in Wolf Point last week, according to one of the traveling directors. “Everything’s been going great,” Alex McCary said prior to the performance. One challenge was that McCary’s directing partner became ill and missed instructing the local students. Wolf Point’s young actors performed “Red Riding Hood,” in the high school

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Frontier Student Wins Roosevelt County Spelling Bee Championship

Frontier Student Wins Roosevelt County Spelling Bee Championship


Gabe Uy of Frontier Schools came away with top honors from this year’s Roosevelt County spelling bee held in Brockton on Tuesday, March 3. Uy said his motivation included following in his brother Ernest’s footsteps as a county spelling champion. Ernest earned the title in 2012. Gabe said a sister and another brother also enjoyed success at the county level. Gabe won the contest in the

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Rensvold Selected As  Stampede Grand Marshal

Rensvold Selected As Stampede Grand Marshal


When Ted Rensvold was called and notified that he was selected as grand marshal for this summer’s Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede, he delivered a very modest answer. “No” was his reply. “There are a lot more people that deserve that.” Rensvold, however, was overruled as he was told that the Stampede committee was in total agreement about Rensvold being grand marshal. Many others