Bigger Sky Kids has received a $2,500 grant from the Montana Arts Council for supplies and equipment for Cathryn McIntyre’s class in studio art. McIntyre will return next year on a grant from the Dennis & Phyllis Washington Foundation that funds her residency through spring 2024. Char Matejovsky, BSK’s president, expressed their deep appreciation for the support from the Arts Council. Next

Roosevelt County students have earned selection to the spring semester 2022 honor rolls at Montana State University in Bozeman. Students with a perfect 4.0 grade point average for the semester were named to the president’s list. An asterisk follows their names. Bainville: Kaden Parker Hansen Culbertson: Macy Kae Kirkaldie and Lucas Howard Oelkers Froid: Karrington Dawn Kjos and Hunter Arthur

Wolf Point June 23: Cod, au gratin potatoes, broccoli and dessert. June 28: Meatloaf, baked potatos, peas and dessert. June 30: French dip sandwiches, fries and dessert.

A special thanks to all the friends and family who joined Georgianne White Eagle/Fish and Darrell White Eagle at their mother’s memorial dinner on June 4th! Thanks to all who brought food to the event. Larry Wetsit, thank you for performing the Native Ceremony! To the Fort Peck Tribes, we great appreciate the use of the Wolf Point Community Hall and Karen Yellowrobe thank you for opening

Words cannot express the peace and gratitude in our hearts with the outpouring of love and caring from friends and family as we grieve the passing, and celebrate the life, of our mom, Wilma “Tubby” Morley Sansaver. Special thanks go to Jeff Harada, Kenny Mayne, Father Julian Nix and Barb Sansaver, Alonna, and Andrea. We also send many thanks to Dr. Mark Zilkoski, Faith Home, Clayton Stevenson

Montana VA is excited to announce a virtual women Veterans town hall will take place on Friday, June 17, at 5 p.m. Veterans can join by phone at 833-560-2071 or by livestream at www.access. live/MontanaVAWomenVet or from Montana VA’s Facebook page (www.facebook. com/VAMontana). “Women are the fasting growing demographic of Veterans within the VA, and Montana VA Health Care System is honored

The FPCC’s Wellness Center in Poplar will close its doors on June 30. The building has housed a bowling alley, a roller rink, and for the past 20 years, Poplar’s only fitness center. With the addition of the Thundering Buffalo Wellness Center to the Poplar community, the FPCC Wellness Center will close to take on its next form. Officials say they have no doubt that the new Thundering