I am now on Medicare what are my options for dental, vision and hearing insurance? There are a few stand-alone dental vision and hearing plans; however, before purchasing, you should know if they are network plans or indemnity plans. Let us start with the provider designations and what they mean. A Preferred Provider Organization has a set network of service providers who provide services

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Jan. 15: Pork roast, mashed potatoes, Brussel sprouts and chocolate Oreo pudding. Jan. 20: Polish dogs, sauerkraut and potato wedges. Jan. 22: Beef and cheese empanadas, rice, refried beans and cookies.

Wolf Point School Jan. 19: Breakfast: Breakfast egg rolls and apples. Lunch: Crispy chicken sandwiches, chicken noodle soup, romaine salad and pineapple. Jan. 20: Breakfast: Cherry strudels, eggs and bananas. Lunch: Chili, crackers, cheese slices, carrots, cornbread and strawberry applesauce Jan. 21: Breakfast: Cereal, Poptarts and oranges. Lunch: Hot dogs, baked beans, whole grain Sun Chips,

Kaylee Johnson of Wolf Point earned recognition on the president’s list at the University of Montana. Area students on the University of Montana’s dean’s list were Savanah Smith of Poplar, Rebekah Landsrud of Wolf Point and Erin Ownspipe of Wolf Point.

Independence Bank is proud to offer scholarship opportunities for incoming first-year students planning to attend Montana State University-Northern. To be eligible, students must graduate from a high school in Hill, Blaine, Phillips, Valley, Daniels, Roosevelt, Sheridan, Liberty, Chouteau, Glacier, Teton, Cascade, Pondera, Toole, or Lewis & Clark counties. Independence Bank will award

Northeast Montana Health Service has announced its 2025 Employees of the Year, recognizing three outstanding team members whose dedication, professionalism and compassion exemplify the organization’s mission and values. Each year, NEMHS employees are nominated by peers and leaders who witness firsthand their commitment and excellence in daily work. The Employees of the Year are selected

Every year, thousands of Montanans look at the New Year as an opportunity to make positive life changes. Quitting tobacco use of any form is one of the best things you can do for your health and help is available. Quit Now Montana (1-800-7848669 or QuitNowMontana. com) is a free service available to all Montanans who are ready to quit tobacco. “Remember, Quit Now Montana is for all types of

Wolf Point School Jan. 12: Breakfast: Bagels, sausage links and apples. Lunch: Chicken tenders, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans, dinner rolls and mixed fruit. Jan. 13: Breakfast: Egg and cheese muffins and bananas. Lunch: Burritos, black beans, lettuce, cherry tomatoes and pears. Jan. 14: Breakfast: Cereal, muffins and oranges. Lunch: Fish sandwiches, romaine salad, celery, peanut butter