Senior Profile Bell Shows Different Look As Senior Wolf Point High School senior Mike Bell says he is a different person than he was a year ago. In the fall of 2023, Bell was weighing about 210 pounds and doing his best while playing quarterback for Wolf Point’s football team due to an injury of another player. After a summer of lifting weights, Bell now weighs 265 pounds and plays noseguard

100 Years Ago No Equal In Montana S. Alderman and Mrs. R. G. Ferguson returned a few days ago from an extensive western motor trip that included Glacier and Rainier National parks and the principal places of interest on the Washington coast. “We camped the whole time and enjoyed our outing and the beautiful plating visited,” said Mr. Ferguson, “and we improved the opportunity to compare

Frontier School Sept. 9: Chicken nuggets, mac and cheese, fruits and veggies. Sept. 10: Hamburger gravy with mashed potatoes, fruits and veggies. Sept. 11: Sausage, egg and cheese croissants, fruits and veggies. Sept. 12: Corndogs, french fries, fruit and veggies. *** Wolf Point School Sept. 9: Breakfast: Omelets, oranges, hashbrowns and muffins. Lunch: Spaghetti, rolls, salad, pears,

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Sept. 5: Salisbury steaks, boiled potatoes, green beans and dessert. Sept. 10: Ground beef stroganoff, carrots and dessert. Sept. 12: Tomato soup, ham and cheese sliders and dessert.

Open enrollment for Medicare Part D (Pharmacy/ medications) plans is Oct. 15 through Dec. 7. If you decide to change plans, the new plan will start Jan. 1, 2025. To have a part D plan, you need to have Part A or B of Medicare. If you are new to Medicare, you can enroll in a Part D plan during your initial enrollment period which is 3 months before you turn 65, the month of 65 and 3 months after

Fort Peck Tribal Health will present a Healthy Mind and Emotions program from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Greet the Dawn auditorium in Poplar on Wednesday, Sept. 11. The social emotional presentation will feature former NBA player Darnell Jackson along with Dr. Joseph P. Gone, who is the faculty director of Harvard University Native American Program. Gone is regarded as an international expert in