Samantha Reed, a Wolf Point High School senior who is usually full of energy, wasn’t feeling like herself. It was a mid-January Monday morning, and she just struggled walking from the school’s parking lot to her locker. “It was just hard to breathe,” Reed remembers. “I felt like I just ran three miles, so I knew something was wrong.” She rested at home for the rest of the day.

When Clint and Arlyss Long were notified that they were selected as the grand marshals for the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede, they said they were shocked by the honor. “We’re proud and excited to be the 100th Stampede’s grand marshals,” Arylss said. The Stampede is scheduled for July 6-8. Although the Longs were surprised by the announcements, few other residents were as the couple,

New Wolf Point School Board members Michael J. Turcotte and Trenton Wemmer were sworn into office during the organizational meeting on Monday, May 8. Also sworn in to serve terms were trustees Keith Higgins and Roxanne Gourneau. In district 5, Trenton Wemmer received 44 votes to defeat long-time trustee Lanette Clark with 35 votes. In a write-in election to decide an one-year position