The Wolf Point Wolves were edged by Class C power Circle, 20-25, 21-25, 20-25, to open their volleyball season on Saturday night, Aug. 29. Jewel Olson put together a solid match for Wolf Point. She finished with seven kills and accounted for two blocks. Demi Kegley served two aces for the Wolves. Other leaders for Wolf Point included Gracie Ferdina with 19 assists and Hailey Nelson with

Sign-ups for the Wolf Point Soccer League were set for Tuesday, Sept. 1, at the soccer fields in Wolf Point. The official start date is Sept. 10. The league is administered through the city’s parks and recreation department, Dan Horsmon is director. Organizer Marianne Zilkoski Rees said she will be accepting forms past the deadline. “We will go for about four weeks,” said Rees. “Hopefully,

ouse Roosevelt, Valley and Mc-Cone counties are all under stage 1 fire restrictions. In response to dry, warm weather that has increased the danger of human-caused wildfires, area officials made the determination that stage 1 fire restrictions are needed. The restrictions are in effect until further notice. From Aug. 24-31, the WPVFD has responded to 19 fire calls. Most of these are believed

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Monday, Aug. 31, that it will extend free school meals to all children through the end of this year. “It’s for everyone, all kids regardless of economic abilities,” U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue said. “All the kids everywhere — those who are attending school in person, those who are attending virtually.” “This is a