The Wolf Point Wolves earned a divisional berth by knocking off Poplar in straight sets during the District 2B volleyball tournament in Wolf Point on Friday, Oct. 29. The Wolves captured a 251, 25-12, 25-18, opening-round victory. After kills by Sierra Hamilton led the Wolves to a quick 3-0 lead in the first set, Poplar scored on a kill by Kylie Gourneau. Wolf Point then ran out to a 10-1

The Lady Wolves struggled and lost to top-seeded Glasgow in straight sets at the District 2B volleyball tournament in Wolf Point on Friday, Oct. 29. Glasgow took the match by a 25-14, 25-11, 25-19, final. Wolf Point started out in strong fashion as kills by Jaylee Azure and Sierra Hamilton led the way to a 5-1 advantage. A kill by J’Elle Garfield and a block by Adeia Erickson produced

In a battle of two young, talented squads, Bainville emerged with a three-set victory over Lustre Christian to qualify for the district volleyball tournament on Tuesday, Oct. 26. The Bulldogs downed Lustre, 25-16, 25-9, 25-9, in the tournament “play-in” match held in Bainville. Bainville led by only an 8-5 margin in the first set until aces by Elsie Wilson and Kendra Romo along with

Poplar’s volleyball season was ended by Harlem during the district tournament on Friday, Oct. 29. Harlem defeated the Indians by a 25-12, 25-15, 25-21, margin. The Indians finished the match with 11 aces, 12 digs, 17 kills and 12 assists. Seniors on the squad were Kylie Gourneau and Kenzie Smith.

Since Chronic Wasting Disease, or CWD, was detected in Montana’s wildlife in 2017, the affliction has become increasingly widespread. Though the CWD positivity rate among all deer, elk and moose sampled in the state remains in the single digits, there are parts of the state where enough animals — namely white-tailed deer — have tested positive for CWD that wildlife managers are concerned about

Whether it’s through clubs or sports, Wolf Point High School senior Ethan Blount serves as a leader for fellow students. Blount is the chairman of both the Wolf People organization and Nakona Dakota Oyate Youth Council. He explains his role includes running meetings and organizing events such as the Creator’s Games, the Native American Week pow-wow or delivering care packages to those