After more than a decade spent studying addictive behaviors, psychologist Monica Skewes thought she had seen the complete spectrum of human addiction. But even with her extensive experience investigating smoking, drinking and other addictions, Skewes was surprised when she arrived in Montana in 2014 to find many people in one American Indian community living in recovery against all odds. People

Fun was the name of the game at Wolf Point’s airport golf course Saturday, May 1. The third Run For the Roses Derby Day, sponsored by Opportunity Bank, attracted golfers and other participants alike wearing a variety of attire in recognition of the Kentucky Derby. “We just decided to do something to kick off the golf season,” Duane Kurokawa, branch president of Opportunity Bank, explained

A group of Wolf Point High School students has been working hard for the past month with the goal of entertaining an audience for two nights in May. The school’s play, And Then There Was One, is scheduled for May 2021 in the school’s auditorium. “It’s funny. It has a good sense of humor,” Jacob Boysun, assistant director of the play, said. The one-act play, directed by Tiffani Darby,