“Open my eyes that I may see wonderful things in your law.” (Psalm 119:18) After rising from the dead, Jesus met several times with his followers. On the road to Emmaus, while he walked along with two of them, they didn’t know who he was while he taught all about himself from the Scriptures. Only later, when he broke bread with them, were their eyes opened to see him as the Messiah,

A campaign to legalize, regulate and tax marijuana use has submitted two proposed ballot initiatives for state review, the group New Approach Montana has announced. The first ballot proposal would legalize recreational use of marijuana for adults in Montana, establish a regulatory framework and a 20 percent sales tax. Part of the tax money would be used to reduce the tax on medical marijuana

The Montana Department of Transportation encourages the public to comment on a proposal to restore about seven miles of Secondary 511, north of Whitetail, to a gravel surface The project begins north of Second Avenue, at reference post 6.7 and extends north for 7.1 miles ending at the Whitetail Port of Entry, reference post 13.8. Proposed work includes pulverizing the existing surface and

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Jan. 16: Barbecue boneless pork ribs, baked beans, creamed corn and dessert. Jan. 21: Swedish meatballs over rice, green beans and dessert. Jan. 23: Homemade hamburgers, tater tots and dessert.

Music Districts 12 and 13 Honor Band and Choir will be having their concert this year on Monday, Jan. 20. Schools from all over the two districts will be rehearsing at the Glasgow High School during the day. There is a concert at 6:30 p.m. at the Glasgow gymnasium. Tickets are $5/adult and $3/student. This year’s Honor Band is under the direction of Michel Sticka, director of bands at Chief

Area students who made University of Montana’s fall semester 2019 Dean’s List or the President’s 4.0 List are listed below. Double asterisks after a name indicate the student earned a 4.0 GPA. A single asterisk indicates a GPA greater than 3.5 but less than 4.0. To qualify, students must be undergraduates, earn a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher and receive grades of A or B in at least nine

Wolf Point School Jan. 20: Breakfast: Cinnamon toast crunch, cheese sticks, apples and milk. Lunch: Chicken nuggets, french fries, dinner rolls, salad and pears. Jan. 21: Breakfast: Pretzels with cheese and oranges. Lunch: Quesadillas, black bean and corn salad and mixed fruit. Jan. 22: Breakfast: Maple pancakes and bananas. Lunch: Potato soup, sandwiches, salad and peaches. Jan.

Are you protected? One hundred percent of cervical cancers are related to the Human Papillomavirus. A significant number of penile cancers in men, anal cancers and head and neck cancers in women and men, are also associated with HPV. The HPV vaccine prevents infection from the HPV types that cause over 90 percent of these cancers. •74 percent of new infections occur in 15- to 24-yearolds.