The Northeast Montana Health Services Charitable Foundation’s Festival of Trees in Poplar attracted an impressive amount of entries and much enthusiasm this year. Brandi Wilkinson, executive director for the foundation, said there were 18 items at the event Wednesday, Dec. 17, held at Independence Bank. “It’s a good mix of trees and wreaths,” Wilkinson said. “I think it’s the

Months into the 2025-2026 school year, Wolf Point’s students appear to be adjusting well to the building changes for some grades. Last spring, the school board voted unanimously go have thirdgrade students attend classes at Northside School instead of Southside, and have sixth-grade students at the junior high school. “It’s been a big plus for both elementary schools,” Wolf Point