The Wolf Point Yellow Jackets opened their season with an 18-8 comeback victory over Malta at home on Wednesday, April 30. The Yellow Jackets fell behind 7-1 during the opening two innings. Oryan Burshia, a 12-yearold, then allowed just one run during his three innings on the mound. Keyden Beston led Wolf Point’s offensive attack with three hits. A defensive highlight for the Yellow

The Poplar Indians hosted a golf invitational at the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course on Thursday, May 1. In the boys’ division, Malta’s Regan Stuart earned medalist honors by shooting a 77. Poplar’s Navarjo Escarcega and Kaniel Ricker tied for sixth place with 86s. Lukas Young of Poplar shot a 97 to tie for 20th place. Blake Lambert tied for 25th place with a 99. Gavyn Grainger

Wolf Point Elks Lodge #1764 Exalted Ruler Scott Montgomery (right) presented a $150 donation from the lodge to Wolf Point Baseball representative Chris Dschaak in recognition of Elks National Youth Week, which was celebrated May 1-7. (Photo by Christina Smith)

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is developing a new Statewide Mule Deer Management Plan and is looking for public feedback through a series of workshops that will give people a chance to ask questions of FWP staff and share their opinions on key mule deer management concepts. “One of our guiding principles is to maximize the opportunity for public input of all stakeholders and the workshops

Track athletes from Wolf Point and Poplar were unable to score any points at the Shriners Invitational in Glendive on Friday, April 25, but they did put together some solid efforts. AnnaLeigh Matejovsky cleared a personal best of 8-6 to take seventh in the pole vault. Adalynn Smith ran a personal best time of 1:03.77 in the 400-meter dash to finish eighth. The 1600-meter relay team consisting

Wolf Point’s Sean Forrest hands the baton to teammate Aaryn Hamilton in the 400-meter relay during a meet in Sidney earlier this season. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)