Basketball Jan. 10: Wolf Point at Baker. Jan. 10: Sidney at Poplar. Jan. 11: Fairview at Poplar. Wrestling Jan. 9: Poplar at Chester. Jan. 10-11: Wolf Point and Poplar at Cut Bank.

Montana recorded its first suspected case of chronic wasting disease in wild elk Monday, Nov. 25. The cow elk was harvested by a landowner on private land northeast of Red Lodge earlier this month and samples were extracted from the carcass in Billings Nov. 6. Tests results confirming the suspected presence of the disease were returned to Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and the hunter on Monday.

Montanans from all walks of life have a deep connection to our state’s fish and wildlife. Those of us lucky enough to live here and visitors from all over the world enjoy unmatched hunting, fishing, and wildlife watching opportunities. Fish and wildlife don’t see government borders, and the state of Montana shares authority to manage wildlife with Montana’s tribal nations. Montana Fish,

Mary Bighorn Receives College Volleyball Honor Mary Bighorn, a 2019 Wolf Point High School graduate, was awarded second team all-conference in college volleyball in Kansas by the Association of Independent Institutions. Bighorn, a freshman at Haskell Indian Nation University in Lawrence, Kan., received the honor at the 2019 pre-championship banquet Friday, Nov. 14. Football Championships Class

The second annual Yellow Jackets Classic Men’s Open Basketball Tournament, slated to be held at Wolf Point High School Dec. 27-29, will benefit the Wolf Point Yellow Jackets Baseball Program. Entry fees from the tournament will be used for financial needs for the Yellow Jackets American Legion and Babe Ruth baseball programs. Needs include uniforms and equipment for players and repairs