Senior Profile
Oleyte Enjoys Being Student In Wolf Point
Wolf Point High School senior Dustin Oleyte’s interests include sports and the medical field.
Oleyte is a three-sport athlete as he participates in football, basketball and track for the Wolves.
He was a starting left guard for Wolf Point’s football team and he says that football is his favorite sport.
“I just like
Senior Profile
Oleyte Enjoys Being Student In Wolf Point
Wolf Point High School senior Dustin Oleyte’s interests include sports and the medical field.
Oleyte is a three-sport athlete as he participates in football, basketball and track for the Wolves.
He was a starting left guard for Wolf Point’s football team and he says that football is his favorite sport.
“I just like
Bigger Sky Kids has received a $2,500 Experience Grant from the Montana Arts Council. It will cover the cost of multiple subscriptions to Adobe’s Creative Cloud and a subscription to Ali Kay’s Studio.
Volunteer Diane Taylor, a special education teacher at Wolf Point High School, will introduce students to Fresco, one of more than 20 applications that make up the Creative Cloud.
Fresco
Bigger Sky Kids has received a $2,500 Experience Grant from the Montana Arts Council. It will cover the cost of multiple subscriptions to Adobe’s Creative Cloud and a subscription to Ali Kay’s Studio.
Volunteer Diane Taylor, a special education teacher at Wolf Point High School, will introduce students to Fresco, one of more than 20 applications that make up the Creative Cloud.
Fresco
As we approach the end of this year’s Open Enrollment (Oct. 15 to Dec. 7), I wanted to highlight that Clear Spring and Mutual of Omaha will no longer be offering Medicare Part D plans. If you have a plan from either of these companies, you will NOT be automatically enrolled into a different Part D plan.
It’s very important that you make an appointment with us at Roosevelt County Aging, or
As we approach the end of this year’s Open Enrollment (Oct. 15 to Dec. 7), I wanted to highlight that Clear Spring and Mutual of Omaha will no longer be offering Medicare Part D plans. If you have a plan from either of these companies, you will NOT be automatically enrolled into a different Part D plan.
It’s very important that you make an appointment with us at Roosevelt County Aging, or
Another year has passed and its once again time for the annual Great American Smoke Out. This awareness event was created by the American Cancer Society and is held during National Lung Cancer Awareness Month.
The Great American Smoke Out is observed the third Thursday in November each year. This year, it is observed on Nov. 21 and challenges people to use the day to quit smoking, even if for only
Another year has passed and its once again time for the annual Great American Smoke Out. This awareness event was created by the American Cancer Society and is held during National Lung Cancer Awareness Month.
The Great American Smoke Out is observed the third Thursday in November each year. This year, it is observed on Nov. 21 and challenges people to use the day to quit smoking, even if for only
We have important changes coming up for 2025 regarding Medicare Part D prescription drugs plans.
Medicare Part D Open Enrollment is halfway over! Open Enrollment runs from Oct. 15 through Dec. 7. Every year during Open Enrollment, you are able to change your prescription drug plan to begin on Jan. 1 of the new year.
The Medicare plan finder searches for plans based on the zip code you live
We have important changes coming up for 2025 regarding Medicare Part D prescription drugs plans.
Medicare Part D Open Enrollment is halfway over! Open Enrollment runs from Oct. 15 through Dec. 7. Every year during Open Enrollment, you are able to change your prescription drug plan to begin on Jan. 1 of the new year.
The Medicare plan finder searches for plans based on the zip code you live
Frontier School Nov. 25: Orange chicken, rice, fruits and veggies.
Nov. 26: Turkey, mashed potatoes, fruits and veggies.
Nov. 27-29: No school. Thanksgiving break.
*** Wolf Point School Nov. 25: Breakfast: Pumpkin french toast parfaits and apples. Lunch: Beef and bean nachos, applesauce and broccoli.
Nov. 26: Breakfast: Breakfast pizza, muffins and pineapple cups. Lunch: Turkey,
Frontier School Nov. 25: Orange chicken, rice, fruits and veggies.
Nov. 26: Turkey, mashed potatoes, fruits and veggies.
Nov. 27-29: No school. Thanksgiving break.
*** Wolf Point School Nov. 25: Breakfast: Pumpkin french toast parfaits and apples. Lunch: Beef and bean nachos, applesauce and broccoli.
Nov. 26: Breakfast: Breakfast pizza, muffins and pineapple cups. Lunch: Turkey,
Senior Profile
Imus Enjoys Drama, Art At School
Wolf Point High School senior Cloe Imus was one of the performers during the school play, Dracula, at the high school last week, but her participation in the production was even greater than that.
As well as playing the role of Dark Sister, Imus helped paint the sets for the play.
“I like setting things up more than doing the part,”
Senior Profile
Imus Enjoys Drama, Art At School
Wolf Point High School senior Cloe Imus was one of the performers during the school play, Dracula, at the high school last week, but her participation in the production was even greater than that.
As well as playing the role of Dark Sister, Imus helped paint the sets for the play.
“I like setting things up more than doing the part,”
During the Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board’s regular meeting Nov. 12 in Poplar, the board approved the purchase of Fred’s Grill and Casino in the amount of $200,000.
The board approved a contract modification with Addiction Consulting Group for consulting services under the Spotted Bull Recovery Resource Center in the amount of $15,000.
The board also approved funding in the amount
During the Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board’s regular meeting Nov. 12 in Poplar, the board approved the purchase of Fred’s Grill and Casino in the amount of $200,000.
The board approved a contract modification with Addiction Consulting Group for consulting services under the Spotted Bull Recovery Resource Center in the amount of $15,000.
The board also approved funding in the amount
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