Recently, a pontoon boat that was purchased in Minnesota came through the Flowing Wells watercraft inspection station, where inspectors discovered and removed invasive mussels on weeds that were wrapped around the fuel line going to the engines of the boat. (Submitted photo)

The Wolf Point Yellow Jackets’ “A” team opened the season at Froid with 15-5 and 12-2 doubleheader losses to the Post 49 Bulls Saturday, May 30. The “B” teams with younger and less experienced players split a twin bill on Wolf Point’s Burkie Field Sunday, May 31, with the Yellow Jackets winning the first game 13-10 and the Agland A’s winning the second game 20-16. Yellow Jackets’

Uncertainty over youth sports this summer gave way to tentative baseball and softball schedules for Wolf Point Youth Sports with seasons starting Tuesday, June 2. The decision late last week to move forward with seasons followed two successful signups held at the concession stand at the Borge Community Park ballfields Tuesday, May 19, and Thursday, May 21. With Poplar’s youth sports program