Incumbent Linda L. Hansen, Jaronn Boysun and Roxanne Gourneau are candidates in District 2 for the Wolf Point School Board. Responses from candidates to a questionnaire follow: Why did you decide to run for a trustee position? Boysun: “I have a young adult in the Wolf Point School system and wish to be more involved in the decisions that will have an impact on his future. I also hope

By Bill Vander Weele After a liquidation sale, the Family Dollar store in Wolf Point will expand. Store manager Jim Dye explains that there will be a 30 percent off sale this week, 50 percent off the following week and then 75-90 percent off the next week. The store will then temporarily close on April 21 for about five to six weeks. The store is set to tentatively reopen on June 9. When

U.S. Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont., and Congressman Matt Rosendale, R-Mont., on Monday, April 4, urged the Biden administration to extend the protest period on the proposed decision affecting grazing allotments on the American Prairie Reserve in Phillips County. “As you are aware, BLM received over 2,700 comments on the draft Environmental Assessment from Montana state government agencies, businesses,

Spring public meetings to discuss Missouri River Water Management operations and plans are scheduled for April 11-15. Spring public meetings provide a status of mountain snowpack, a runoff forecast for the year and how operations during the runoff year will meet the authorized purposes for the Missouri River Mainstem System. The meeting dates are as follows: April 11: Fort Peck; Bismarck,

NASA has announced two winners and acknowledged 18 honorees in the Lunabotics Junior Contest, a national competition where K-12 students were challenged to design a robot that can dig and move lunar soil (regolith) from one area of the lunar South Pole to a holding container near a future Artemis Moon base. One of these honorees is Colton Tolman of Poplar who is a finalist and submitted this

Reach Higher Montana is celebrating the Montana high school class of 2022 with a Senior Send-off event May 6. This year’s event will again see more than $30,000 in the form of scholarships, tool/ equipment packages, laptops, iPads, and AirPods given to participating high school seniors. “We want to know what the class of 2022 is going to do after high school, whether that is college, military,

Roosevelt County had one active COVID case as of Monday, April 4. There have been 72 COVID-related deaths in the county. County health officials encourage all residents aged 5 and up to be vaccinated and those over 16 should consider getting booster doses. Immunizations are by appointment only. For questions or to schedule an appointment, call 406-653-6223. There is an adult vaccination clinics