Former Wolf Point resident Dr. Alan Ostby has been selected to join the Missing Indigenous Persons Task Force. Ostby is a behavioral health consultant with Indian Health Services. The task force was established with the passing of the Looping in Native Communities Act in 2019. According to the Great Falls Tribune, the task force reported that there are 175 active missing person cases

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Health Promotion Disease Prevention nursing staff Feryl Greufe (left to right), Jen Moran, Mollie Headdress assist Northside School and Wolf Point School District staff Sept. 21. (Photo by James Walling)

Laura Cline is teaching kindergarten and pre-K special education at Wolf Point’s Southside Elementary. Originally from Geyser, Cline taught K-12 for six years in Big Sandy. She also taught math at C.M. Russell High School in Great Falls for two years. Cline attended Montana University Northern in Havre, where she received a bachelor’s degree in elementary eduction. She also received her

Rhena Tumonong is part of a trio of local teachers who have relocated from the Philippines to teach in Wolf Point Schools. She is teaching first-grade this year at Wolf Point’s Southside School. Tumonong is from La Carlotta City in the Philippines. She attended the University of Negros Occidental - Recoletos in La Carlotta City and taught summer school at Southside Elentary School over the past