The Wolf Point Wolves accounted for 19 points in the girls’ division and six points in the boys’ division in the large Shriners’ track meet held in Glendive on Friday, May 1. The top girls’ teams were Richey/Lambert with 64 points, Miles City with 58, Billings Central with 45, Lewistown with 40 and Sidney with 37 points. Topping the boys’ standings were Lewistown with 91, Hardin

Action for Eastern Montana is looking for new board members who understand the needs of our region — especially individuals with housing knowledge or a legal background. We are also committed to ensuring strong representation from counties across eastern Montana, so every community has a voice in our work. AEM provides essential services including energy assistance, weatherization, senior support,

Wolf Point’s tennis players enjoyed success on the courts last week. Kai Villaluz won three matches during home action against Poplar on Tuesday, April 21. Also winning for the Wolves in singles were Tanna Guldborg, Hailey GrayHawk, Jeina Reum and Afton Hanks. Posting victories in doubles were Lauren Rodenberg/ Riley Schwarzrock and McKenzie Rodenberg/ Hanks. The tournament in Great

Wolf Point’s golfers competed at the Fairview Invitational held at the Sidney Country Club on Tuesday, April 21. Maia Kent shot a 101 to earn sixth place in the girls’ standings. McKinlee Paulson had a round of 115 for 20th place. Conway Turcotte and Aaryn Hamilton tied for 42nd in the boys’ division with 108s. Chaz Kegley took 47th at 111. Jesse Reed finished with a 112 for 48th

There’s an old saying that the most popular person in a professional football league city is the team’s back-up quarterback. After all, unless your quarterback is a superstar, the reason your team is losing must be the quarterback’s fault. Of course, the second-string quarterback must be better. I guess the same train of thought applies to high school basketball coaches. Pretty much whenever

The Montana Shooting Sports Task Force is seeking public input as it works on the development of future shooting sports facilities across Montana. The task force was created through House Bill 899 in the 2025 Legislature, brought by state Rep. Kerri Seekins- Crowe. The legislation established a Montana State Shooting Facilities and Improvements Development and Oversight Task Force, with a charge

If you are interested in angling in Montana, your input is needed to help craft new fishing regulations for the next two years. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking public input on 41 preliminary fishing regulation proposals for the 2027–2028 fishing regulations. FWP is also interested in hearing from anglers on additional ideas for regulation changes. “We hear from anglers all

The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission will hold its next meeting on June 12 at the Montana Heritage Center at 225 N. Roberts Street, next to Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Headquarters in Helena. The meeting starts at 8 a.m. Agenda items for the meeting are now open for public comment. These include: Mountain lion quotas for fall 2026 – winter 2027. Elk Hunting Access Agreements