Through hard work and dedication, Wolf Point Schools’ clerk and business manager Cheri’s Nygard recently was awarded for professional accomplishments. Nygard, who has served as the school district’s clerk since 2011, earned certification through the Montana Association of School Business Officials. She received her plaque for the accomplishment during the Wolf Point School Board meeting

The Lady Wolves compiled 92 points to grab third-place honors at the District 2B track meet held in Wolf Point on Saturday, May 15. Glasgow topped the field with 170 points followed by Malta with 165 points. Jewel Olson put in an outstanding effort for Wolf Point’s girls. She finished her day with three individual first-place honors. She also anchored the winning 400-meter relay team and second-place

Montana anglers have landed six new state record fish since last August. On May 10, Trevor Johnson of Helena added a seventh whopper to that list when he reeled in a nearly 3-foot-long walleye from Holter Lake near Helena. Johnson’s fish weighed in at 18.02 pounds on a certified scale, measured 32.25 inches in length, and 22 inches in girth. He caught the record-setting fish on a jig. The previous

By Bill Vander Weele Poplar’s boys placed fourth with 50 points and Poplar’s girls took fifth with 51 points during the District 2B track meet held in Wolf Point on Saturday, May 15. The top teams were Glasgow’s girls and Wolf Point’s boys. Tyler Pribbernow, a senior, enjoyed a standout performance for the Indians. Pribbernow earned first place in the javelin at 151-05, fourth place

By Bill Vander Weele Lustre’s boys’ track team earned third place in the team standings at the District 3C track meet held in Wolf Point on Saturday, May 15. The Lions finished with 73 points. Scobey took first with 219 points and Hinsdale placed second with 136 points. In the girls’ division, Whitewater took first with 131 points followed by Scobey with 120 and Saco with 100. Lustre

Students from Northside Elementary School and Wolf Point High School combined efforts to put fresh paint on the underpass in Wolf Point on Monday afternoon. Northside students were part of the Influencers and high school students were from the Power Rangers’ organization. The clubs were formed under the guidance of consultant William Henry, who was also encouraging students with the painting

After receiving the recommendations for extra-curricular activities, Wolf Point’s trustees decided to table many of their coaching hiring choices during their monthly meeting on Monday, May 10. Trustee Linda Hansen noted she had concerns about the newspaper advertising for the coaching positions. She said the help wanted ad should list each position instead of just the more general high school