30 September 2021

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Lady Wolves Lose Close Match To Fairview

Lady Wolves Lose Close Match To Fairview


In a marathon non-conference volleyball battle, Fairview edged Wolf Point by a 28-26, 17-25, 25-18, 17-25, 17-15, final in Wolf Point on Tuesday, Sept. 21. The Wolves gained leads of 13-12 and 14-13 in the deciding set on a block by Sierra Hamilton and a hit by J’Elle Garfield. Fairview moved ahead 15-14 on a block by Emily Johnson. With the teams deadlocked at 15-15, the Warriors tallied

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Native Speakers, Performers Adjust To New Schedule

Native Speakers, Performers Adjust To New Schedule


The schedule for Native American Week speakers and performers was affected by the temporary closure of Frazer School due to the ongoing pandemic beginning Sept. 21. The school announced they were closing on Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Prior to the announcement, Lovina Louie spoke to students at Frazer and then concluded the day in Brockton. Louie has worked with youth and adults in wellness and healing

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Cheerleaders 
	Wolf Point High School ….

Cheerleaders Wolf Point High School ….


Cheerleaders Wolf Point High School cheerleaders conduct a cheer during the hootenanny at the school on Wednesday, Sept. 22. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Reum Retires From Attorney’s Office

Reum Retires From Attorney’s Office


Donna Reum has gone through countless court documents and has sit through hundreds of court cases in her role as legal assistant for Roosevelt County. After 25 years working in the office, Reum retired this week. During a retirement party in the office on Monday, Sept. 27, she was presented with a star quilt that was paid for through donations from courthouse employees. “I’ve really