Northeast Montana Charitable Foundation is asking is asking to “support” their seriously “uplifting” fundraiser, Bucks for Bras. Groups, businesses and individuals are encouraged to decorate and donate a themed bra. This is a chance for artists to express yourself and for non-artists to get in touch with your creative side. Bras can be fancy, outdoorsy, serious, funny, fashioned

By James Walling The Wolf Point Food Pantry will reopen starting Wednesday, April 15. Natasha Kemp told the Northern Plains Independent that the organization will begin offering pet food and milk to families and individuals who qualify. People in need of assistance from the food bank will need to call between 8 and 10 a.m. Monday through Thursday, to complete an intake interview via phone

The Past or’s Corner A week after Easter what was the Church doing? Some were doubting. Some were pondering what happened. Some were seeking the Holy Spirit. What were the days following Jesus’ resurrection like for the first disciples? Jesus had died, and he was dead no longer. Just as He promised, He had overcome death, the last enemy. But what did it all mean? Surely, it took

Senior M Wolf Point April 16: Chicken alfredo, broccoli and dessert. April 21: Beef fajitas, rice, corn and dessert. April 23: Barbecue chicken, mashed potatoes, winter blend vegetables and dessert.

The passing of a friend is different for everyone, but a best friend is difficult. When I say “last best friend,” I do not mean that I will have no more best friends. I am talking about Wolf Point’s Best Friend. In days gone by, those who lived and worked in Wolf Point would get together, discuss what the needs of the town were and, if it was possible to do, they would get it done. Volunteer

lotter ( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department March 30 through April 5. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) Citations were issued to: March 31 Jayla Fasthorse, 19, female, 300 block of First Avenue North, theft and warrant, tribal court. April 1 Tyler Lilley, 24, male, 100 block of Eighth Avenue

Churches around the nation are finding creative ways to help their parishioners cope with being cooped up under the social distancing and stay-at-home mandates and provide spiritual guidance. Here are a few examples of what some local churches are doing. All are encouraged to contact the church of their choice for more information on how to stay connected. Gospel Fellowship Church Gospel Fellowship