Dear Editor: Do you feel safe in Wolf Point when you snuggle down in your cozy bed at night? I did, too, until I was rudely awaken at 1:45 a.m. by a “Home Invasion” which was in progress! I was so terrified, I screamed! This caused the perp to quickly depart, but not before he got through three locks on our outer back entryway door and one lock on the inner entryway door. The second lock

North Dakota voters will decide the fate of recreational marijuana for the third time since 2018 after the Secretary of State’s Office approved the measure for the November ballot. The office announced Monday, Aug. 26, it has verified nearly 19,000 of the more than 22,000 signatures submitted to the office. A total of 15,582 signatures were needed to qualify for the ballot. “It’s just

Attorney General Austin Knudsen has announced a human trafficking course developed by the Montana Department of Justice to raise awareness and educate Montana students about human trafficking and online exploitation. The course, called “Enlightened,” was developed in coordination with anti-human trafficking organizations and features human trafficking survivors and Division of Criminal

Tuesday Night League Round 2, Week 7 One Under 199.0 Opportunity Bank 187.0 In the Rough 185.5 Curtiss Farm and Auto 179.0 Horny Toadz 177.0 Hackers 170.0 Northern Prairie Auto 169.0 Arnie’s Army 169.0 Fox Ford 165.0 Low gross: Brad Moran, 39 Low net: Freedom Crawford 31

A blood drive is scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 4, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Gospel Fellowship Church in Wolf Point. The event will feature a taco/nacho bar and baked good. Show up to donate blood and receive a $20 Amazon gift card via email. Go to www.redcrossblood. org to schedule or use the blood donor app available on Google play and itunes. A blood draw is also scheduled for Nov.

River recreation is an important part of Montana’s lifestyle and economy. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is looking for input on river recreation issues to help inform recommendations for how to manage these activities moving forward. To gather public input, FWP will host virtual public workshops. These workshops will provide an opportunity for the public to ask questions and share their

When Jessica Whitehawk helped start a women’s health support center more than a decade ago, her team worked out of a tiny room in the back of a nonprofit office on the Yakama Nation Reservation in Washington state. Pregnant women traveled to that room from the farthest reaches of the 1.3 million-acre reservation because they had nowhere else to go for health care or prenatal advice, Whitehawk