Wolf Point’s tennis squad competed in Chinook on Friday, April 4, and played against Chinook and Fairfield The Wolves won four matches during the action. “We have a very young team this year and we all got better on a cold Friday,” Wolf Point Coach Dan Horsmon said. “I’m very proud of the girls on their first away meet.” The Wolves faced Forsyth and Baker in Glendive on Saturday,

Both Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers and Sierra Summers of Dawson Community College in Glendive qualified for the national NJCAA Division I outdoor track meet during track action in Bismarck, N.D., last weekend. Peyton finished first in the 10,000 meters with a school record time of 32:04.4. Sierra placed third in the women’s 10,000 meters with a school record time of 39:08.92.

The Department of Public Health and Human Services will honor Montana’s centenarians during the 56th annual Governor’s Conference on Aging on Sept. 16, during a noon luncheon. The annual conference will take place at the Great Northern Hotel in Helena. DPHHS is asking Montanans who will turn 100 on or before Dec. 31, 2025, and those who are currently over the age of 100 to submit their

Legislators are considering a proposal to invest in suicide prevention for Montana veterans, an effort proponents say will help to mitigate high rates of suicide in the veteran population. Sen. Mike Yakawich, R-Billings, is the sponsor of Senate Bill 95. He said the bill has had a long journey to pass the Senate and arrive at the House for deliberation. The final proposal includes a request

The Wolf Point Wolves enjoyed a strong showing at their season-opening tennis match against Poplar on Tuesday, March 25. Winning matches in singles’ play for the Wolves were Arianna Mee, Isabella Sanchez, McKinlee Paulson, Hailey Grey Hawk, Tanna Guldborg, Bella Doornek, Aniya Smoker and McKenzie Rodenberg. Teams scoring victories in doubles’ action were Lauren Rodenberg and Riley Schwarzrock,