Wolf Point Congregate Meals Mar. 30: Hot hamburgers, mashed potatoes, green beans and dessert.
Apr. 1: Ham, scalloped potatoes, corn and dessert.
Apr. 6: Taco salad, bread sticks and dessert.
Wolf Point Congregate Meals Mar. 30: Hot hamburgers, mashed potatoes, green beans and dessert.
Apr. 1: Ham, scalloped potatoes, corn and dessert.
Apr. 6: Taco salad, bread sticks and dessert.
Wolf Point School Apr. 5: No school.
Apr. 6: Breakfast: Rice krispies, bug bites and fruit. Lunch: Chicken nuggets, whole wheat rolls, fruit and veggies.
Apr. 7: Breakfast: Mini waffles, syrup and mixed fruit. Lunch: Nachos, tortilla chips with cheese, fruit and vegetables.
Apr. 8: Breakfast: Pretzels with cheese and fruit. Lunch: Ham on buns, fruit and veggies.
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Wolf Point School Apr. 5: No school.
Apr. 6: Breakfast: Rice krispies, bug bites and fruit. Lunch: Chicken nuggets, whole wheat rolls, fruit and veggies.
Apr. 7: Breakfast: Mini waffles, syrup and mixed fruit. Lunch: Nachos, tortilla chips with cheese, fruit and vegetables.
Apr. 8: Breakfast: Pretzels with cheese and fruit. Lunch: Ham on buns, fruit and veggies.
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We are excited to announce the re-opening of the Wolf Point Senior Center. Our first in-house congregate meal will be Tuesday, April 6, at noon. Our staff has been working diligently to ensure a safe return for our seniors.
It is still recommended you wear a mask, social distance, wash your hands and frequently use hand sanitizer. Prior to coming to the Senior Center, we ask that you
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We are excited to announce the re-opening of the Wolf Point Senior Center. Our first in-house congregate meal will be Tuesday, April 6, at noon. Our staff has been working diligently to ensure a safe return for our seniors.
It is still recommended you wear a mask, social distance, wash your hands and frequently use hand sanitizer. Prior to coming to the Senior Center, we ask that you
Humanities Montana is hosting a collaborative film project called “Gather Round” on the theme of water.
Each person who participates in the project is invited to submit video footage. The project prompt asks, “How is water significant in your life? Show us a fishing hole, irrigation system, river, lake, rainstorm, swimming pool or household tap.”
Using crowdsourced footage and
Humanities Montana is hosting a collaborative film project called “Gather Round” on the theme of water.
Each person who participates in the project is invited to submit video footage. The project prompt asks, “How is water significant in your life? Show us a fishing hole, irrigation system, river, lake, rainstorm, swimming pool or household tap.”
Using crowdsourced footage and
Fort Peck Summer Theatre has announced that their performing arts camp is on track to continue as scheduled beginning Aug. 3. As the company proceeds with cautious but optimistic plans for the 2021 season, Fort Peck Fine Arts Council executive director Jennifer Fewer said the annual camp promises to again be a summer highlight.
“As always, the safety and health of each camper and staff will
Fort Peck Summer Theatre has announced that their performing arts camp is on track to continue as scheduled beginning Aug. 3. As the company proceeds with cautious but optimistic plans for the 2021 season, Fort Peck Fine Arts Council executive director Jennifer Fewer said the annual camp promises to again be a summer highlight.
“As always, the safety and health of each camper and staff will
This week, the Roosevelt County Library encourages all community members to visit their website to explore and access virtual services and programs. The Roosevelt County Library offers a wide array of online resources that are available from the comfort of home, including the Montanalibrary2go and the Montana Shared Catalog.
April 4-10 is National Library Week, a time to highlight the essential
This week, the Roosevelt County Library encourages all community members to visit their website to explore and access virtual services and programs. The Roosevelt County Library offers a wide array of online resources that are available from the comfort of home, including the Montanalibrary2go and the Montana Shared Catalog.
April 4-10 is National Library Week, a time to highlight the essential
Wolf Point students took in a great meal and excellent advice during the 2021 junior/ senior banquet held at the high school on Thursday, March 18.
Teacher Tressa Welch served as the event’s guest speaker. She urged students to not be afraid to try new things as they continue their education and lives.
“You can try as many things as you want, It’s OK to go at your own pace,” Welch
Wolf Point students took in a great meal and excellent advice during the 2021 junior/ senior banquet held at the high school on Thursday, March 18.
Teacher Tressa Welch served as the event’s guest speaker. She urged students to not be afraid to try new things as they continue their education and lives.
“You can try as many things as you want, It’s OK to go at your own pace,” Welch
Curtis Schindler and Jaylee Azure are the Scholars of the Week for Wolf Point Junior High School and Wolf Point High School.
Schindler is a seventh-grader and 13 years old. His parents are Mistyann Schindler and Jerry Schindler. Sibling is Amya Martinez.
His hobbies include football and basketball. His role model is his brother. His favorite class is health and his favorite teacher is Leslie
Curtis Schindler and Jaylee Azure are the Scholars of the Week for Wolf Point Junior High School and Wolf Point High School.
Schindler is a seventh-grader and 13 years old. His parents are Mistyann Schindler and Jerry Schindler. Sibling is Amya Martinez.
His hobbies include football and basketball. His role model is his brother. His favorite class is health and his favorite teacher is Leslie
Some Northside Elementary School’s teachers and staff made a sacrifice the afternoon of Thursday, March 18. They had their faces covered with whipped cream pies in order to raise funds to support students.
Organizers believe this is the seventh year of the fundraiser. This year, $232 was raised. The funds will be utilized to pay for gift cards to reward students for positive behavior or
Some Northside Elementary School’s teachers and staff made a sacrifice the afternoon of Thursday, March 18. They had their faces covered with whipped cream pies in order to raise funds to support students.
Organizers believe this is the seventh year of the fundraiser. This year, $232 was raised. The funds will be utilized to pay for gift cards to reward students for positive behavior or
Wolf Point School Mar. 29: Breakfast: Cherrios, apple cinnamon bars and orange. Lunch: Chicken legs, seasoned rice, whole wheat roll, fruit and veggies.
Mar. 30: Breakfast: Mini french toast and syrup with peaches. Lunch: Burrito tortilla chips, nacho cheese, fruit and veggies.
Mar. 31: Breakfast: Rice krispies, oatmeal bars and apples. Lunch: Tatertot hotdish, whole wheat rolls, fruit
Wolf Point School Mar. 29: Breakfast: Cherrios, apple cinnamon bars and orange. Lunch: Chicken legs, seasoned rice, whole wheat roll, fruit and veggies.
Mar. 30: Breakfast: Mini french toast and syrup with peaches. Lunch: Burrito tortilla chips, nacho cheese, fruit and veggies.
Mar. 31: Breakfast: Rice krispies, oatmeal bars and apples. Lunch: Tatertot hotdish, whole wheat rolls, fruit
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