Fire Call
The Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Department responded to a report of a fire on the corner of Main Street and First Avenue South early Monday afternoon at a building that had previously burned.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Properties Purchased During Tax Deed Sale
There’s a new owner of the abandoned property lots located on First Avenue South in Wolf Point. Local developer Curtis Forrest was the top bidder of the two lots during a tax deed sale held by the Roosevelt County commissioners on Monday, April 6.
Forrest’s goal is to improve the properties where fires and violent crimes have allegedly taken place during the last coupl...
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Students Prepare For School Play
Area residents should be prepared for a fun time when the Wolf Point High School drama department ...
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Review Of County Jail Receives Good Marks
Roosevelt County commissioners said a walk-through of the county jail by commissioners and Montana ...
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School Officials Balance Issues With Discipline Decisions
When handling disciplinary issues, Wolf Point school officials work on a balancing act where they don’t want to give up on struggling students but also aim to provide the best educational setting for all students.
Wolf Point Superintendent of Schools Dr. David Perkins feels disciplinary methods have gotten tighter in the school district during the school year. “When yo...
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Rehearsing
Preparing a scene for the school play are students (from left) Wyatt Mee, Maya Deserly, Thomas Moudr...
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Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Report
The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 104 calls from March 31-April 6.
The calls included: March 31
Deputies responded to the Froid area where a female requested assistance with an eviction. Deputies referred her to the justice of the peace in Culbertson to start the process.
April 1
Two deputies assisted Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justic...
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