Lustre’s Kolden scores for the Lions. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

If you can catch up to Wolf Point High School senior Joy Wolff, you’re lucky because she’s always on the go. She works three part-time jobs, maintains good grades, takes college classes and then still finds time to be the wrestling team’s manager. Wolff explains that she wakes up at 5 a.m. on a typical day in order to work at Jitter’z Espresso from 6 to 10:15 a.m. She then attends

Chief Stafne for Wolf Point Junior High School and Samantha Reed for Wolf Point High School are the Scholars of the Week for the week of Dec. 12. Stafne is an eighth-grader and 13 years old. His father is Grant Stafne. Siblings are Cade, Cawl and Cauy. Extra-curricular activities include basketball and football. Hobbies are sports and video games. Role model is his father. His favorite

Registration for the 19th annual Shape Up Montana program is underway. Since it began in 2003, more than 85,000 Montanans have logged more than 15 million activity miles. Shape Up Montana is a team-based healthy lifestyle program of the Big Sky State Games that helps Montanans to be more physically active and make healthier nutrition choices. The team competition is based on accumulated activity

Eleven gymnasts from Eastern Montana Gymnastics competed at the Crystal Classic Meet in Fargo on Jan. 9-10. Due to Covid-19, this was the first meet of the season for the Circle gym. Only one spectator was allowed per gymnast but all the routines were live streamed and available for viewing anywhere. On Saturday, Ella Beery and Emma Hove of Circle and Ashlynn Johannessen of Wolf Point competed