The newest hurdle if the city of Wolf Point wishes to sell Triangle Park is the matter of paying $15,000 for an appraisal of the property. After the city’s parks and recreation committee requested city attorney Montana Wilson to seek quotes for appraisals, he reached out to 24 companies approved by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks. The least expensive price was $15,000 from a company in Glasgow.

Frontier School recognized the promotion of seven eighth-graders during a graduation ceremony held on Thursday, May 21. The seven graduates included Kenzley Azure-Copenhaver, Kolter Berglee, Keyden Beston, Deyson Deserly, Xaden Goodtrack, James Payne and Fredrich Savior. Students handed flowers to each of their parents as part of the celebration. Tressa Welch, a paraprofessional, served

One of the two candidates seeking the position of Roosevelt County sheriff may not be eligible to hold the office, according to information gathered by the Northern Plains Independent. Wesley Headdress’ qualifications for holding the office is in question because he was convicted of felony theft in Fort Peck tribal court in 2020. Because there are only two candidates for county sheriff, the

The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 158 calls from May 18-25. The calls included the following: May 18 Deputies responded to Wolf Point’s tribal housing to place Calvin Corne, 39, under arrest on a Fort Peck tribal extradition warrant. May 19 While patrolling Wolf Point, a deputy was notified of a domestic abuse call. A family friend said a girlfriend had been assaulted