When the Wolf Point High School Class of 1971 met earlier this year to start planning their 50th class reunion, one classmate put forward the idea of an “All-Class Reunion.” Others liked the idea and plans progressed to host a Thursday afternoon event at the Wolf Point Elks Event Center during the Wild Horse Stampede festivities. Over 120 people attended the Wolf Point High School “All-Class

The Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board passed a resolution Monday, July 12, setting aside $6,671,500 for economic relief assistance. Tribal members will receive $500 for adults and $300 for children, according to council sergeant at arms Bruce Damon. “Please give us a few weeks for the applications to come available,” said Damon in a July 12 social media post. The funding for the payments

Wolf Point July 15: Meatloaf, scalloped potatoes, green beans and dessert. July 20: Pork roast, mashed potatoes, gravy, carrots and dessert. July 22: Chicken breast fillets, au’gratin potatoes, mixed vegetables and dessert.

Kyrsten Miller, 22, is hoping to be crowned the first Miss Montana Volunteer at the pageant July 22-24 in Glendive. The winner receives a $5,000 scholarship and advances to the Miss Volunteer America Pageant. Each contestant earns at least a $900 scholarship. She is the daughter of Sasha Fourstar and Chris Miller of Glasgow. Miller enjoys working on the farm and reading. She graduated from

The pandemic has caused a nationwide blood shortage, according to the American Red Cross, and that’s affecting blood product availability across America, including North Dakota and parts of Montana. Behind the shortage are a combination of factors. Donations were down during 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. Many people who had delayed medical treatment during that time are now seeking