Wolf Point News

After living a long, full life, Martin Toavs of Wolf Point, Mont., went to be with his Lord on Feb.

A Great Falls man who admitted violating a no contact order and other terms of his probation has been sentenced to three years in the Department of Corrections, with 18 months suspended, and a recommendation for him to attend "boot camp." Calvin Tyrone Bowens Jr., 30, formerly of Washington and more recently of Great Falls, admitted in Montana 15th ... (more)

Early Saturday morning, Feb. 4, three Wolf Point residents were sent to Trinity Hospital with various non-life threatening injuries, reports Montana Highway Patrol Sgt.

The Montana Department of Commerce awarded a total of over $160,000 in economic development planning grants to organizations across the state, including one for $26,250 to Great Northern Development Corporation in Wolf Point.

Montana landowners need safety promises from Keystone XL developer The Montana landowners across whose property TransCanada's proposed Keystone XL pipeline will be the ones dealing the industrial project on our pastures, heavy truck traffic on our county roads, and the attendant noise, dust and effects of any spills, and while proponents of the ... (more)

Louis Dietrich was born on May 11, 1924, the son of Frank and Katherine Dietrich, in Plentywood, Mont.

"I would say that she's done everything that any male firefighter has done before they were put on as a Wolf Point volunteer firefighter.

Loyd Elroy Kuehne passed away peacefully at home in Alberta, Canada, on Jan. 5, 2012, at the age of 76 years.

Former Wolf Point Schools superintendent Henry Hamill has filed a lawsuit in district court related to his termination in August, re-opening a nasty chapter of Wolf Point School District history.

A Wolf Point man convicted of forging dozens of his parents' checks for more than $6,000 has been found in violation of his probation and given a 10-year prison sentence with six years suspended.

Following bad news at last month's city council meeting that the city had been denied a $1.5 million grant to fund the reconstruction of Front and Blaine streets, the Wolf Point City Council approved an engineering services agreement Monday night for limited street repairs.

A Wolf Point man acquitted by a Roosevelt County jury of felony burglary in November appeared back in Montana 15th Judicial District Court last week on a charge of felony theft.

For one local woman, the inspiration to take a still photograph is derived from everywhere and, at times, seemingly from nowhere.

After weeks of discussion since eliminating bus routes was broached by activities and transportation director Mike Erickson at a Nov.