Demi Kegley is one of the students at Wolf Point High School who excels in both the classroom as well as in activities. She maintains a 3.8 grade point average that ranks her third in her class. Her favorite subject is science especially chemistry. Her plans are to attend Montana State University -Billings and study radiology. “I like that field,” she noted. “My family is in the nursing

Tasha Rasmusan and Levi Grant of Wolf Point were joined in holy matrimony on July 13. The bride’s parents are Dawna and JR Rasmusan of Glasgow and the bridegroom’s parents are Dale (Kay) of Vale, S.D., and Patti Grant of Glenoce, Minn.

Wolf Point Elks Lodge 1764 general manager Brandi Burshia (left to right) presents Southside School third graders Tyler Huber, Kenzley Azure and Madrox Healy with dictionaries donated by the organization Oct. 8. Elks secretary Julie D’Ambrosio was also on hand to mark the occasion. Burshia told the Northern Plains Independent that the Elks donated a total of 40 dictionaries to third grade

If you happened to read the Albuquerque Journal recently you would have learned about a family who used their (galloping) goats to gobble up weeds and earn some extra money while keeping the city’s weeds and grass trimmed. In the Orlando Sentinel, you would have discovered that a man was attacked and bitten by an alligator while hunting near one of the local lakes. Neither of these stories are

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