In the latest episode of the Living in McKenzie County Podcast, host Vawnita Best chats with Tim Fjeldahl and Mitch Lunde about the exciting developments within the Wolf Pack Booster Club. As the freshly appointed athletic director for Watford City High School and Middle School, Mitch shares insights alongside Tim, the enthusiastic Booster Club president, into how the club is shaping the future of student activities.
The conversation spotlights the Wolf Pack Booster Club’s mission to unify community support for local sports and activities. This newly formed entity serves to streamline fundraising efforts, reducing the frequent requests faced by businesses and fostering enhanced opportunities for students in sports and the arts. Both Tim and Mitch emphasize the importance of the club in providing the resources that go beyond the school’s capabilities.
The group covers the club’s impacts, with Tim sharing anecdotes from his own school days and Mitch embracing his role in energizing student engagement. They underscore the booster club’s pivotal role in creating an environment where students thrive through diverse activities, supported by community involvement.
The spotlight then turns to two upcoming events—the Friday Night Lights Golf Scramble and Meet the Wolves night. These gatherings foster community spirit and support for local students, offering everyone a chance to contribute, whether on the golf course or simply by showing up.
This episode serves as a rallying call for the community to embrace involvement with the Wolf Pack Booster Club, highlighting the vital role it plays in sustaining the vibrant, collaborative spirit that defines McKenzie County.
‘Living in McKenzie County’ is a multi-platform content series co-hosted by McKenzie County Economic Development Director Meghan Taunton, and City of Watford City Community and Business Development Director Vawnita Best. Emanating from The Studio at Long X, new episodes drop the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month on YouTube and all major podcast platforms.
