Nearly half of today’s high school aged students in Montana have tried using electronic cigarettes and nearly a quarter of them are daily vape users. Since July 1, 2019, National Jewish Health, the nation’s largest non-profit tobacco quit line provider together with nine partner states including Montana’s Tobacco Use Prevention Program has implemented an enhanced tobacco cessation program

Frontier School (All meals served with fruits and veggies.) Oct. 7: Teriyaki chicken with rice. Oct. 8: Goulash. Oct. 9: Hot dogs and fries. Oct. 10: Spaghetti with meat sauce. *** Wolf Point School Oct. 7: Breakfast: Potato and egg breakfast tacos and pears. Lunch: Hot dogs, french fries, roasted veggies and pineapples. Oct. 8: Breakfast: Strawberry and chocolate overnight

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Oct. 3: Meatloaf, baby bakers, peas and dessert. Oct. 8: Knoephla soup, ham sandwiches and dessert. Oct. 10: Lasagna, garlic bread, green beans and dessert.

Wolf Point School Sept. 30: Breakfast: Breakfast pizzas and oranges. Lunch: Pizza, salad, broccoli and pineapple. Oct. 1: Breakfast: Breakfast sandwiches and apples. Lunch: Soft shell tacos taco meat w/beans, lettuce, cheese. tomatoes, onions, black olives and peppers; applesauce and whole grain cinnamon rolls. Oct. 2: Breakfast: Breakfast casserole and oranges. Lunch: Asian fusion: chicken-

Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen launched the 2024 U.S. Constitution Contest on Tuesday during a Constitution Day celebration at the Montana State Capitol. Constitution Day is celebrated nationwide each September 17 to honor the signing of the United States Constitution on Sept. 17, 1787. This year’s contest – “How does the Constitution preserve our freedom and why is that

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Sept. 26: No meal. Oct. 1: Beef and barley soup, grilled cheese sandwiches and dessert. Oct. 3: Meatloaf, baby bakers, peas and dessert.

Over the past 30 years, a diverse set of Montana colleges and universities have aligned their public service and student engagement work as the Montana Campus Compact. As a key part of the national Campus Compact movement, Montana Campus Compact has, over its history, successfully supported thousands of college student volunteers to serve in communities. This campus network has trained

Frontier School Sept. 23: Chicken drummies, au gratin potatoes, fruit and veggies. Sept. 24: Tacos, refried beans, fruit and veggies. Sept. 25: Spaghetti bolognese, garlic bread, fruit and veggies. Sept. 26: Chicken mashed potato bowls, fruit and veggies. *** Wolf Point School Sept. 23: Breakfast: Oatmeal, hard boiled eggs, toast and banana. Lunch: Baked ham and scalloped potatoes,