Highlighting the Wolf Point Elks Lodge #1764’s annual fundraiser banquet this year was the organization’s presentation of awards to outstanding community members. Receiving the Citizen of the Year award was Barb Olson, who was recognized for her work with the youth of the community. Olson was instrumental in the organization of the Wolf Point Junior Optimist Club as well as the Bigger Sky

A small contingent of Poplar Middle School students will travel to Missoula Feb. 16-18 to attend a screening of a documentary they helped create. The film, In This Together, We Are One: The Buffalo Unity Project, will screen as part of the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival’s Schoolhouse Docs series at the ZACC Show Room in Missoula Feb. 18 at 4 p.m. Poplar’s Rikki Belton, Cetan Growing

The Wolf Point 100 Club is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. The club is a local nonprofit, tax deductible organization dedicated to funding and supporting Faith Lutheran Home, Trinity Hospital, Listerud Rural Health Clinic and the Trinity Hospital Volunteer Ambulance Service. Organized on March 4, 1980, the club held its first business meeting in April of that year. Charter members

Wolf Point 100 Club founding president Greg Kirkwood (left to right), current president Tammy Bartel and longest serving president Shirley Zimmerman show off a custom cake at the Jan. 26 annual club meeting. (Submitted photo)