Wolf Point students honored their culture throughout Native American Week which was recognized on Sept. 21-25. The week at Southside Elementary School kicked off on Sunday when custodian Jason Martell with the assistant of student volunteer put up the traditional tipi in front of the school. Activities during the week at Southside included necklace and medallions for kindergarten students

Like much of Greater Scobey, the interiors of Richardson Theatre are surprisingly plush and up to date, despite a weatherbeaten exterior. Now the outside is getting a little love in the way of new metal siding. Along with construction at Independence Bank and the new Silver Star Insurance building, the siding project is part of an ongoing face lift for the community. Richardson is owned by

Matt and Melinda Stentoft’s new 48’x48’ two-story Silver Star Insurance building at the corner of 1st Avenue and Main Street. Silver Star Insurance and Morgan Lekvold’s New York Life office will occupy the main floor. The top floor has two studio apartments. The roof was built on the ground and on Tuesday, Sept 22, a crane lifted each of two sections to the top of th two story building.

Cultural Preservation Officer director Dyan Youpee told the Northern Plains Independent that the annual cultural fair hosted by her office and THPO had, “another successful year.” The annual event features educational stations with staff and volunteers teaching about traditional tribal culture, dances and foods, fire managements, horsemanship and other subjects. The fair was created in 1995

Sidney Health Center is pleased to welcome Michael D. Calfee, MD, to its orthopedic team. Dr. Calfee will begin seeing patients at Sidney Health Center on Oct. 1. Calfee is a board-certifi ed orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist with more than 26 years of experience providing orthopedic care. His areas of specialty include total hip, knee and shoulder replacement, sports medicine