Wednesday, July 12, was an exciting day for the area’s youth as the Recovery Resource Center’s Safe Place held its grand opening in Wolf Point. The “safe place” is located at 216 Third Ave. S, Suites D-F. The program is funded through a grant from Substance Abuse Prevention Treatment AfterCare. Carrie Manning, project coordinator, explains that planning for the project started with

Progress keeps being made in the sewer improvement project taking place in Wolf Point. “Everything is going well with the construction,” Wolf Point Mayor Chris Dschaak said. Dschaak said one change order was needed in order to add a pair of new manhole covers. Work currently involves cured-inplace piping on Edgar Street. The project is heading north on Second Avenue South.

Two contestants of the wild horse races during the 100th Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede received quite a pleasant surprise on the last day of the rodeo. Thanks to a donation from an anonymous donor, the youngest and the oldest wild horse race participants each received $10,000. Recipients were Gage Weyrauch of Billings and Mike Birdsbill Jr. of Wolf Point. Weyrauch, 18, competed in the wild

Mike Jr. (right) was on the same wild horse race team as his son Michael III (left). Mike was the oldest contestant this year. (Photo submitted)

Gage competed in his first wild horse race this year as the age of 18 years old. (Photo submitted)