Wolf Point High School students Daniel Sears and Del Eymard brought home gold from the Montana State B/C Speech and Drama Meet held Jan. 28-29 in Huntley. A total of 244 competitors from 53 B and C schools from across the state took part in the state meet, making for some great competition. Sears and Eymard emerged triumphant as state champions in humorous theater. Wolf Point’s Ryan

In response to the elimination of 2021 legislative session same-day voter registration, Western Native Voice is installing online voter registration kiosks around the state to increase voter registration. Last year, the Montana Legislature passed a bill to end same day voter registration. During the 2020 election season when the pandemic had things at a standstill, Western Native Voice and other

The Wolf Point City Council held their regular meeting Jan. 18 in council chambers. The meeting began at 7 p.m. Carrie Manning was appointed to the Ward 4 seat on the council. She ran against Nourah AbuShaban. Manning and AbuShaban introduced themselves and spoke about their respective backgrounds and plans for the council. Both are homeowners and active community members. Manning was appointed

Frontier students Kaylee Hays (from left) and Reilly Rees performed Complaint Department & Lemonade by Kameron Kiltgaard Jan. 21. (Submitted photo)

Local Marine Corps Sgt. Andrew Hollom Jr. had his leave interrupted when his vehicle was stolen in Poplar Jan. 12. The vehicle was found by Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice officers Jan. 15 below Honda Hill. Hollom graduated Poplar High School in 2015, enlisted in 2016 and is currently in his sixth year with the Marines. Erin Ricker told the Northern Plains Independent that