17 November 2022
Medicine Lake Mechanic Roams From Wolf Point To Williston
Mechanic Stephen (pronounced “Steffen”) Roness relocated to the Medicine Lake area from Williston, N.D., a little over two decades ago seeking work as a farm hand. A growing family helped him set down roots, including an automotive shop on the south end of town. At the shop, Roness twists wrenches while raising sons Tucker (11), Dayvin (nine) and Everette (seven) and four-year-old daughter Locklyn.
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.
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
