With 28 students involved with the program, Wolf Point’s speech and drama team is looking forward to an exciting season. The Wolves have their first meet in Sidney on Saturday, Oct. 31. Head coach Jacob Boysun says the turnout is the most he’s ever seen for the activity in Wolf Point. The number includes seven seniors and eight eighth-graders. Seniors on the team are Nora Hansen, Owen

Scobey High School senior Carter Lekvold keeps busy through sports, the National Honor Society, work and hobbies. Lekvold has been a member of Scobey’s National Honor Society for two years where he now serves as a representative. One of the group’s projects is planning for the junior high snowflake dance. As far as sports, he recently broke his own personal record in cross country with

For people living with osteoarthritis, everyday activities like changing bed sheets, ironing clothes or simply using a computer can become painful. Sidney Health Center is offering a treatment option that may help reduce pain and improve mobility without surgery. Osteoarthritis is a common form of arthritis that causes pain and stiffness in the joints. While medications, physical therapy and

Wolf Point’s Devryn (left) and Dayva were dressed to party at the Halloween masquerade held at the James Blackdog Community Hall in Fort Kipp Oct. 23. (Photo by James Walling)

Blair residents Sebastian Lesther (left-right), Donnie Red Eagle and Darleen Left Hand attended the Halloween Masquerade in Fort Kipp Friday, Oct. 23. (Photo by James Walling)