17 November 2022

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Boysun Enjoys Time Competing For Wolves

Boysun Enjoys Time Competing For Wolves


Wolf Point High School senior Trevin Boysun appreciates the time he gets to spend with his fellow students throughout his various activities at the school. His involvement includes football, boys’ basketball and golf. Boysun’s favorite sport is football where he started at center and defensive tackle for the Wolves. “I like to be physical,” Boysun explained his enjoyment of football.

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Irizarry Shows Work At Spokane Gallery

Irizarry Shows Work At Spokane Gallery


Institute of American Indian Arts’ 2022 valedictorian Tiffanie Irizarry participated in a “Land Acknowledgment” exhibition and show at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Wash., Dec. 5. Irizarry’s acrylic 20”x30” portrait of Chief Iron White Man was included in the show. The gallery exhibition was curated by Charlene Teters. Irizarry said the show was mainly focused on regional art

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Northside Students Earn Honors During Quarter

Northside Students Earn Honors During Quarter


Northside Elementary School in Wolf Point celebrated a successful first quarter with an awards ceremony on Thursday, Nov. 10. Principal Georgie Gourneau was excited that so many students earned recognition for academics and attendance during the quarter. Recognized for perfect attendance were students Brayden Bearcub, Cody Doney, Skye Fast Horse, Kerby Follet, Caydee Gorder, Audri Kent,

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Volleyball Players Earn Honors

Volleyball Players Earn Honors


Wolf Point’s seniors J’Elle Garfield and Katelyn Mac-Donald have each been selected to the District 2B All-Conference volleyball team. Garfield was one of three leagues players who were voted both All-Conference and All-State. The other players were Malta’s Allison Kunze and Glasgow’s Carly Nelson. Also selected All-Conference were Glasgow’s Daley Aune, Malta’s Isabel Hansen and