The Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Department, with the assistance of other area agencies, fought a 2,600 to 2,700 grass fire at Wolf Creek on Wednesday, Sept. 29. The fire has been named the Badger Hole Fire. “It wasn’t our largest fire, but it definitely one of our most challenging,” Wolf Point fire chief Clint Bushman said. “Initially, we had the fire contained to 50 to 70 acres in some

lation on the governor’s website and also provide a possible solution. When audience members brought up election fraud issues, Gianforte noted that Montana has gotten rid of same day registration and now requires photo identification. Gianforte said elections need to be run by state government and not by the feds. On the topic of mandating COVID vaccines, Gianforte said he feels it’s

State fire officials are urging “continued vigilance” as the cooler temps and shorter days of autumn set in, taking the worst out of a severe fire season in Montana but doing little to remedy underlying conditions that leave much of the state at risk. In a briefing with Gov. Greg Gianforte last week, fire officials with the state Department of Natural Resources and Conservation said there

The Wolf Point High School Wolf People organized the annual powwow Thursday, Sept. 23, as part of the annual Native American Week celebration. The celebration took place at the Wadopana Arbor with Nakoa Heavy Runner serving as emcee. Lunch was provided by the Wolf Point School District. School officials estimate that the annual event has taken place for about the last 10 years. “It’s

During a time of crisis, two Wolf Point men used their military leadership experience to make sure the best possible outcome could be achieved. Daniel Hutchinson and his son, Joshua Hutchinson, were passengers on the westbound Amtrak Empire Builder on Saturday, Sept. 25, when it derailed near Joplin. The derailment resulted in three deaths and is the deadliest railroad accident in the United