Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 8, began a number of bad weather days, with rain freezing to the gravel, as well as making slick highways. Monday brought a snow and Tuesday was foggy all day. The Dodson game was moved ahead to 4:30 p.m. in effort to beat the hazardous weather. The Lustre boys won their games against Frazer and Bainville last weekend. The girls lost both of their matches. Frazer and

Reach Higher Montana, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting education and empowering Montana students, has announced the “It’s Scholarship Time” application for high school and college students. The “It’s Scholarship Time” initiative simplifies the application process by offering a single, comprehensive application form that allows students to apply for multiple scholarships

Frontier School Jan 13: Chili, cornbread, fruits and vegetables. Jan. 14: Fish patties, scalloped potatoes, fruits and vegetables. Jan. 15: Tatertot casserole, fruits and vegetables. Jan. 16: Indian butter chicken over rice, fruits and vegetables. Jan. 17: Pizza, fruits and vegetables. *** Wolf Point School Jan 13: Breakfast: Waffles and apples. Lunch: Eggs, hashbrowns, sausages,

Tobacco Prevention News New Year, New Chance To Quit Tobacco Every year, thousands of Montanans look at the New Year as an opportunity to make positive life changes. Quitting tobacco use of any form is one of the best things you can do for your health and help is available. Quit Now Montana (1-800-7848669 or QuitNowMontana. com) is a free service available to all Montanans who are ready to

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Jan. 9: Beef and barley soup, biscuits and dessert. Jan. 14: Chicken pot pie, fruit salad and dessert. Jan. 16: Baked barbecue ribs, au gratin potatoes, coleslaw and dessert.

Kora Layne Manning was born Dec. 20 at 8:28 p.m. at Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow to Katelyn MacDonald and Kobe Manning of Hinsdale.

The Montana Historical Society welcomes community members back to its lecture series after the holiday break with presentations on the archaeology of the first people to inhabit the land that is now Montana. On Thursday, Jan. 16, at 6:30 p.m. at the Lewis and Clark Library, Douglas H. MacDonald, professor of archaeology at the University of Montana, will delve into the deep history of Montana