Roosevelt County residents gathered throughout May to celebrate Older Americans Month with a variety of informative and engaging activities designed to promote healthy living, lifelong learning, and community involvement for adults age 60 and older. The month-long celebration featured presentations from local experts on topics including scam prevention, fraud awareness and safety. Mike Leinen

Wolf Point Congregate Meals June 25: Cod or polishes, garden rice, carrots, birthday cake and ice cream. June 30: Chicken alfredo, broccoli, breadsticks and lemon pudding. July 2: Lasagna, carrots, garlic bread and chocolate Oreo pudding.

The Wolf Point “Yard of the Week” program is back. The Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture and the all-volunteer Beautifi cation Committee encourage citizens living within the city limits to spruce up their yards and take pride in their property. Wolf Point residents who meet the judging criteria will qualify for recognition and a monetary prize. Organizers said the contest will

As part of its commitment to supporting family farmers and ranchers through education, legislation and cooperation, Montana Farmers Union and its locals have awarded a combined $22,750 in student scholarships with awards to more than 20 students, the grassroots organization has announced. “It’s inspiring to see what these next generation leaders have in mind for their futures, not only

Theatre for Young Audience is designed to educate and enlighten youth, with a goal to bring visibility, excitement and awareness about the performing arts. Typically under an hour in length, the productions are perfect for the entire family. Admission for these performances is free This year’s show, Kaleidoscope, is written and directed by Andy Meyers, and stars veteran Fort Peck Summer Theatre

Glacier Art Museum proudly presents a new solo art exhibition, Where Currents Carry the Soul: Recent Work by True Archdale. Archdale was born and raised in Wolf Point and is an enrolled Tribal member. The exhibition will be on view to the public from June 19 to Sept. 26. After three decades living in the Los Angeles area, Archdale recently returned to her home state. Archdale’s current

This year’s Badlands Celebration is set for June 26-28. Camping day is Thursday, June 25, which will include a street clothes kahomani. Grand entries will be held Friday at 7 p.m., Saturday at 1 and 7 p.m. and Sunday at 1 and 7 p.m. Registration for dance categories will close Saturday at noon. Those categories include Golden Age Women and Men, Men’s Grass, Fancy and Traditional; Women’s