When Wolf Point High School senior Zander Ackerman crossed the finish line at the state cross-country meet, he knew that he wasn’t only winning the Class B state title for himself but also for his entire community. “It felt good that I was bringing a championship to the community,” Ackerman said. “It’s good to bring that achievement to our little town.” He explained that the state

The Wolf Point High School football program has announced its team awards for the past season. Austin Wilson was selected as most valuable player. Parker Swenson was named most improved. Gaige Bushman won the “next up” award. Wolf Point finished the season with an overall record of 0-5 and a conference mark of 0-3. Wilson gained 532 rushing yards and scored five rushing touchdowns.

Fish Wildlife and Parks is accepting comment on the proposed commercial use fee schedule for fishing access sites and wildlife management areas. This fee schedule is set by the Fish and Wildlife Commission on a biennial basis and the new fee schedule will be effective from Jan. 1, 2021, to Dec. 31, 2022. The fee schedule lists the cost of permits for a variety of commercial uses, such as photography,

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks’ Havre hunter check station was active over the weekend of general deer and elk opener (Oct. 24-25), with the number of hunters checked a little below average. This was the third weekend that the check station has been open, as the station began collecting data Oct. 10-11, for the opening weekend of pheasant and general antelope. “Hunter numbers were down

Wolf Point High School senior Parker Swenson appreciates the Wolf Point community and the positive impacts that students can have for area residents. “It’s very closely knitted,” Swenson said of Wolf Point. “Everybody has your back.” As a two-year member of the National Honor Society, he enjoys how the group gets involved. Although some events haven’t been possible because of