Ryan Wilson has resigned as the head football coach for Wolf Point High School. He has been coaching in Wolf Point’s football program for six years including five as the head coach. Wilson said he didn’t have any particular reason for resigning except that his son, Austin, will graduate from high school this spring and that his daughter is starting high school in the fall. “I still

The high school basketball season will start a little earlier than anticipated and there will be a high school wrestling season, according to a news release from the Montana High School Association last week. The MHSA earlier announced that basketball games won’t start until the week of Jan. 4. Now, it’s been changed the games can be held on Jan. 2. Schools are allowed to schedule 18 games,

Three players from District 2B were voted to the Class B All-State volleyball squad this season. Selected All-State were Glasgow’s senior Rachelle Glaser, Glasgow’s junior Abrianna Nielsen and Malta’s senior Erica Smith. The All-Conference first team also included Wolf Point’s sophomore J’Elle Garfield, Wolf Point’s senior Jewel Olson, Glasgow’s senior Rachelle Glaser, Harlem’s

Now has never been a more important time to quit smoking. Start with day one. Let the Great American Smokeout® event on Thursday, Nov. 19, be your day to start your journey toward a tobacco-free life. COVID-19 made its official appearance in Montana last March and, since then, a lot of things in our daily lives have become uncertain. As we have learned more about COVID-19, one thing has become

COVID-19 Task Force Governor-elect Greg Gianforte has named members of a task force that will help inform the state’s response to the coronavirus pandemic when he assumes office in January. Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board member Kaci Wallette and Poplar School District superintendent Dan Schmidt are on the list, representing the area. Also representing eastern Montana will be Sidney Mayor