Wolf Point’s football team put together a strong effort against a talented Glasgow squad in terrible wet weather on Friday, Oct. 16. Glasgow won by a 48-6 final. “The younger kids are getting a ton of playing time,” Wolf Point coach Ryan Wilson said. Glasgow took an 8-0 advantage on its first possession when Jesse Lee scored on a nine-yard run. The Scotties next scored on a 14-yard

Runners from Wolf Point and Poplar returned to action at the Nemont Invitational cross-country meet held in Fort Peck on Thursday, Oct. 16. Wolf Point’s boys earned the team title with 35 points. Richey/Lambert placed second with 41 points and Glasgow was third with 44 points. Samuel Smith of Richey/ Lambert won the individual championship at 15:45. Glasgow’s Carl Zabrocki took second

The Wolf Point community and volleyball team made a point to think about health during the home matches against Malta on Saturday, Oct. 17. The volleyball program conducted its annual Pink Night for breast cancer awareness during the day. All proceeds from the event will go to the Northeast Montana Health Services’ radiology department. In other years, players visited area businesses to

As voters across the state turn to the Montana Secretary of State’s office for guidance on how to cast a ballot safely during a pandemic, they also face choosing between two candidates running for the office. The race features state Sen. Bryce Bennett, a Democrat born in Hysham, versus Republican nominee Christi Jacobsen of Helena, who’s served for nearly four years as deputy to Republican

Eight months ago, Laurie McKinnon wasn’t sure she’d be running for re-election to Montana’s Supreme Court. Now, as the Nov. 3 election looms, she’s facing competition from Mike Black, a Helena- based attorney. Justice McKinnon grew up in Maryland, earning a law degree from the University of Baltimore. She’s lived and raised her three children in Montana since 1995, and worked as a

This year’s campaign for governor pits two candidates with very different impressions of how Montana is doing and what should be done to make life better against one another. At a construction site in Helena, Republican Greg Gianforte told a group of contractors clad in orange shirts and work boots that things had to change after 16 years of Democrats controlling the governor’s mansion

As Attorney General Tim Fox vacates his seat early next year, two newcomers to statewide political races are battling to become Montana’s top lawyer and laying out distinct choices for voters. The spirited race pits Republican Austin Knudsen, a former Montana House speaker and now Roosevelt County attorney, against Great Falls Democrat Raph Graybill, Gov. Steve Bullock’s chief lawyer.

Wolf Point’s Zander Ackerman is one of the top cross-country runners in the entire state, but he could use some hurdling skills with all the challenges he’s faced this season. Because of COVID concerns, the Wolves have been unable to compete at meets since Sept. 26. Ackerman has attempted to overcome that obstacle by really pushing himself during practices. “I’ve been really been

Wolf Point’s Gaige looks to make a pass during the scrimmage Thursday, Oct. 8. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)