Teacher Barbara Olson put in some hours at the Northside School April 6. Olson also helped spearhead this year’s Clean Sweep during difficulties presented by the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo by James Walling)

Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture executive director Julie D’Ambrosio unpacked new Wild Horse Stampede banners with original artwork by Clint Long Tuesday, May 19. Plans for the rodeo were still pending at press time. An announcement from the chamber/ Stampede committee is expected June 1. (Photo by James Walling)

Point High S chool Wolf Class Motto: Stand by those who stand by you. Class Colors: Maroon and White Class Flower: White Rose Alaina Adams Christian BirdHad Nick Page Valedictorian Whitney Porras Salutatorian Jed Boysun An’Julie Cantrell

Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site has made the decision to cancel the upcoming 2020 Rendezvous scheduled for June 18-21. “The health and safety of our visitors, employees, volunteers and partners at Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site is our number one priority,” said press release issued May 11. The National Park Service is working with federal, state and local

All seven of Roosevelt County’s COVID-19 cases are listed as recovered, according to Patty Presser of the Roosevelt County Health Department. Now in its second week, Phase One of Montana Governor Steve Bullock’s plan to reopen Montana is under way. Restaurants, bars and casinos were allowed to open Monday, May 4, with reduced capacity to allow for appropriate social distancing. For up-to-date