Sen. Susan Webber, D-Browning, introduces House Bills 35 and 36 to members of the Montana Senate on Wednesday, March 17. The bills are efforts to combat the missing and murdered Indigenous persons crisis and would establish a missing persons review commission and a grant program to provide training for missing persons response teams. The Senate advanced both bills, which could soon reach Gov. Gianforte’s

Voted Wolf Point’s prom king and queen were Parker Swenson and Jewel Olson on Friday, March 19. Other queen candidates were Madison Stensland, Demi Kegley and Mikaya Smoker-Dewitt. Other king candidates were Sage Hutchinson, Zander Ackerman and Antone Manning. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Jewel Olson was crowned Wolf Point’s prom queen on Friday, March 19. Other queen candidates were Madison Stensland, Demi Kegley and Mikaya Smoker-Dewitt. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Among the many couple attending the Wolf Point High School Friday, March 19, were Piper Ruffing and Shastin Damon. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Tribal buffalo ranch manager Grant Stafne (left) and Fish and Game director Robbie Magnan (right) harvest a bison from the Yellowstone herd for the community services program March 19. (Submitted photo)