03 March 2022

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Senior Kinzie Appreciates  Meeting People, Animals

Senior Kinzie Appreciates Meeting People, Animals


Wolf Point High School senior Claire Kinzie finds pleasure in meeting new people whether it’s through activities or her after-school job. Kinzie’s activities include being a member of the school’s swing choir and serving as manager for the girls’ basketball squad. “I like all the songs we do and the people in class,” Kinzie said of swing choir. We are able to make new friends

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Council Considers Renaming Custer Street

Council Considers Renaming Custer Street


The Wolf Point City Council held their regular meeting Feb. 22. During the streets and alleys committee report, ideas for renaming Custer Street were discussed. Councilman Lance Fourstar told the council, “We have an opportunity to recognize our heritage here.” Fourstar suggested a motion to create a mechanism for surveying the residents of Custer Street. Any final name changes can be

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Poplar Drops Opening Game At Divisional

Poplar Drops Opening Game At Divisional


The Poplar Indians were outscored by Rocky Boy, 74-48, in the first round of the Northern B boys’ basketball divisional tournament in Glasgow on Thursday, Feb. 24. The Indians were able to keep up with Rocky Boy early in the contest. A basket by Dennis Red Eagle put Poplar up by a 5-2 margin. After a three-pointer by Rocky Boy’s Sean Gibson, Poplar’s Delray Lilley scored for a 7-5 advantage