Wolf Point High School senior Brielle Jackson is following her mother’s footsteps by having an interest in the child care field. The senior has been accepted to Montana State University and will major in early childhood education. Her mother works at a daycare. “I like working with the littler kids,” Jackson said. Her hobbies include playing with her dogs, Poncho and Lottie.

After being All-State in two sports and a state champion in both of those sports, Scobey High School senior Kolten Machart is working toward an encore performance this school year. He is a standout in both football and basketball for the Spartans, earning All-State selection in each sport for the defending state champions. He received All-Conference recognition in both activities as a sophomore.

Scobey High School senior Bryce Handran enjoys running and has been a valuable member of the school’s cross country program since the seventh grade. He explains that part of the reason why he became interested in the sport was that his older sister, Mia, was a standout for the Spartans. Mia is now competing for Dickinson State University in North Dakota. Bryce has also experienced success

The Tavern’s new owners Angie and Buck Turcotte (center) receive a First Dollar award from Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture president Traci West (left) and executive director Elizabeth Deserly. The Turcottes will officially take over the business on Thursday, Oct. 1. They will offer a menu that includes pizzas, subs, tacos, soups, a salad bar, nachos and macaroni and cheese. The golf