25 March 2021

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Gianforte Extends Tax Filing Deadline To May 17

Gianforte Extends Tax Filing Deadline To May 17


Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte has extended the payment and filing deadlines for Montana individual income taxpayers’ 2020 tax returns to May 17. “Last year brought real, serious challenges to Montanans, and it’s only appropriate to extend the deadline so Montana taxpayers have some extra time to file, without having to worry about interest or penalties,” Gianforte said. The May

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Students Attend Junior/Senior Banquet

Students Attend Junior/Senior Banquet


Wolf Point students took in a great meal and excellent advice during the 2021 junior/ senior banquet held at the high school on Thursday, March 18. Teacher Tressa Welch served as the event’s guest speaker. She urged students to not be afraid to try new things as they continue their education and lives. “You can try as many things as you want, It’s OK to go at your own pace,” Welch

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Scholars Of The Week

Scholars Of The Week


Curtis Schindler and Jaylee Azure are the Scholars of the Week for Wolf Point Junior High School and Wolf Point High School. Schindler is a seventh-grader and 13 years old. His parents are Mistyann Schindler and Jerry Schindler. Sibling is Amya Martinez. His hobbies include football and basketball. His role model is his brother. His favorite class is health and his favorite teacher is Leslie

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School Staff Has Pies Thrown In Face

School Staff Has Pies Thrown In Face


Some Northside Elementary School’s teachers and staff made a sacrifice the afternoon of Thursday, March 18. They had their faces covered with whipped cream pies in order to raise funds to support students. Organizers believe this is the seventh year of the fundraiser. This year, $232 was raised. The funds will be utilized to pay for gift cards to reward students for positive behavior or

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Tennis Team Looks For Success

Tennis Team Looks For Success


After not being able to compete last year because of COVID, the Wolf Point Wolves are looking for a successful tennis season in 2021. “The weather has been unusually great,” Coach Dan Horsmon said. “Most season we have to shovel snow. The girls are learning fast and will be competitive this year.” Returning letterwinners for the Wolves include seniors Demi Kegley and Angelica Sutton.