Wolf Point School District is participating in the Summer Food Service Program in June. The SFSP allows participating partners to provide free meals to children 18 and under. Southside will be providing in-person (not to-go) breakfasts and lunches as part of its summer school program Monday through Thursday from June 2-25. The high school will provide in-person breakfast and lunches Monday

Wolf Point Congregate Meals June 5: Oven-fried chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, mixed vegetables and dessert. June 10: Cod, oven potatoes, carrots and dessert. June 12: Beef tips and gravy over noodles, broccoli and dessert.

Fraud costs Medicare an estimated $60 billion per year. It costs Medicare beneficiaries in time, stress, their medical identities, and potentially their health. It costs families, friends, and caregivers in worry and lost work when helping their loved ones recover from falling victim to Medicare fraud. “Medicare fraud has a devastating impact on both beneficiaries and the Medicare program,”

Beacon Bible Camp clean up May 31 signals the beginning of the Bible camp season. Students are looking forward to the time when it’s their turn to go. The Teen Camp begins on June 8 for those incoming grades 10-12, with Seth Runner as camp director. Junior Bible Camp begins Father’s Day, June 15, for incoming fourth- through sixth-graders with Dawson Olfert as camp director. The annual meeting

The organizers behind a successful outdoor flea market in Brockton are at it again this year with an event planned during the Badlands Celebration weekend June 28 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The location is the parking lot behind the B& S Quickstop. There will be vendors, rummage sale tables, baked goods and crafts. There will be a breakfast sale of biscuits and gravy beginning at 8 a.m.

The Wolf Point Community Organization kept giving to the community during its monthly meeting held on Monday, May 19. WPCO president Holly Hamilton announced that WPCO will provide $125 to each Wolf Point High School graduate this year. In addition, WPCO will donate $75 to each Wolf Point junior high school graduate and Frontier eighth-grade graduate. Recipients of the WPC0 scholarships are

Frazer students Takoa Old Person, Elli Mail and Bethany Hotomanie were recently awarded by the National History Day in Montana program. The awards were sponsored by the Montana 250th Commission. Old Person won the Montana 250 Excellence in Indigenous History and Culture special award at the National History Day in Montana state contest. This $500 award recognizes outstanding research in indigenous