by several “mouse-eared bat” (Myotis) species in the western U.S. outside of New Mexico, and the largest known winter colony of the little brown bat (Myotis lucifugus) in the western states. The little brown bat is of particular concern as it has suffered severe declines in the eastern and central regions of North America. Biologists have conducted annual bat surveys in Azure Cave since

A heroic effort took place at the Wolf Point Swimming Pool on Saturday, June 11, when a lifeguard used CPR to rescue a young male swimmer. Joshua Bushman, one of Wolf Point’s senior lifeguards, kept his composure during the emergency situation. “One of our lifeguards spotted the boy with another swimmer and Joshua jumped into action,” recreation director Dan Horsmon said. He added that

Cameron McCormick was hired as Wolf Point High School’s new head boys’ basketball coach and junior high social studies teacher during a school board meeting on Monday, June 13. Concerns were expressed, however, regarding McCormick’s history of not staying at schools for long periods of time. He served as Lame Deer’s athletic director and girls’ basketball coach last school year.

A wide variety of selection of favorite selections have been made for this weekend’s Wolf Point Brewfest. The brewfest will take place on Saturday, June 18, from 5-11 p.m. at the Marvin Brookman Stadium. Selections will include Sand Pike Stout from Missouri Breaks Brewing, Prairie Dog Dunkle from Missouri Breaks Brewing, Porque Pine APA from Missouri Breaks Brewing, Roughrider from Beaver

Roosevelt County residents voted in favor of establishing local option excise taxes for both medical and non-medical marijuana during the primary election on Tuesday, June 7. Adding a 3 percent special local option tax on non-medical marijuana sold in the county passed by a margin of 1,161 to 363. The option tax for medical marijuana was approved by a 941 to 579 margin. In Wolf Point,

Roosevelt County commissioners approved bids for congregate and home delivered meals during a meeting on Thursday, June 9. The bid for congregate meals in Poplar from the Buckhorn Cafe increased from $9 to $10. Bids for home delivered meals also increased in the county. The bid from Northeast Montana Health Services for home delivered meals in Wolf Point and Poplar was $14.50 for the