The annual madrigal dinner performances at First Lutheran Church saw more than 160 audience members and diners Nov. 22-23, said new Wolf Point Junior/Senior High School music teacher Russell Johnson. He said the kids, mainly WPHS Swing Choir members, built the set in a single day and decorated the stage and dining areas the day after. Cast members assisted with dinner plans, while most arrangements

Russell Johnson commutes from Glasgow to teach music at Wolf Point Junior/Senior High School, but he’s no newcomer to Wolf Point. Prior to 2019, Johnson taught for four years at Frontier Elementary School. Before that, he spent two years in Glasgow. Johnson said he splits the difference on the extra miles with wife, Jenna Johnson, who teaches in Hinsdale. Johnson was raised in Missoula

2019 Wolf Point High School madrigal dinner cast members include (left to right) Claire Kinzie, Alexandrea Sutton, Abigail Ponce-Curl, Abel Garfield, Daniel Sears, Alexander MacDonald, Gabreal Hansen, Julianna Garfield, Rebekah Landsrud, Laci Ackerman, Ashley Taylor, Jocelyn Russell, Clare Sansaver and Ben Boysun. (Photo by James Walling)

The former Blue Feather store burned Saturday evening, Nov. 23, in a fire that Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Chief Clint Bushman labeled as suspicious. Firefighters received the call and responded at about 8 p.m. with three trucks, command and 11 firefighters. U.S. Highway 2 was shut down briefly while the WPVFD staged to fight the fire. Officers from Wolf Point Police Department, Fort Peck Tribes Department