Chris Dschaak has decided that he is willing to serve as Wolf Point’s mayor for another four-year term. “There was a little soul searching, but I figured I can do four more years if I win,” Dschaak said. He filed for the position on Friday, April 23. Filing opened April 22 and closes June 21. “There’s unfinished business,” Dschaak said. He mentioned work on sewer and water

Firefighters Make Sacrifices During Busy Spring Season A group of Wolf Point men are getting accustomed to getting comfortable at home with their family for a meal or other relaxing activity, when the fire siren suddenly goes off and then are needing to respond to the emergency. Wolf Point Fire Chief Clint Bushman said this spring has been one of the most active seasons in memory for local

Wolf Point students took an active role in beautifying their community by picking up litter across the community on Thursday, April 22. The effort was part of Clean Up Wolf Point Days which run through May 8. Mayor Chris Dschaak was pleased and impressed with the effort. “I think it’s absolutely amazing how the kids, teachers and adult volunteers took it on. It shows how the kids care

Sacred Sun Farms is one of the only clean green certified providers in Montana, and one of the organization’s three stores is located on Third Avenue South in Wolf Point. Other Montana locations are in Glendive and Bozeman. The company’s co-founder and CEO is Antonette Lininger and the general manager is Joanna Barney. “We are one of the only clean green certified operations in Montana,”