Frontier School Feb 3: Spaghetti with meat sauce, fruits and vegetables. Feb. 4: Egg rolls, rice, fruits and vegetables. Feb. 5: Hamburger mac-ncheese, fruits and vegetables. Feb. 6: Fajitas, fruits and vegetables. *** Wolf Point School Feb. 3: Breakfast: Pancakes, sausage and oranges. Lunch: Chicken nuggets, sweet potato fries, waffles, salad and pears. Feb. 4: Breakfast: Biscuits

The roads have been slick enough this week, and the stormy winds today keep us very aware winter is with us. Temperatures were -25 F on Sunday and people still made it to church at the EMB. “It was warm inside,” said Pastor Wayne. The MB Church not only had Sunday services, but also went in to Glasgow to do a service at Prairie Ridge. It is 12 degrees, but windy and snowing, Friday evening, Jan.

sive hearing aids or personal sound appliances that help you get by inexpensively. If you are a veteran check to see if you can obtain PSAPs if you are not ready for hearing aids. In summary, there are stand-alone dental and vision plans and those that offer coverage for hearing and some plans combine coverage. When purchasing a standalone plan, one must consider if they are PPOs or Indemnity

Wolf Point High School’s activities director Eric Peterson requested assistance from the Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture for the upcoming District 3C basketball tournament scheduled for Feb. 19-22 at the high school. The chamber will provide volunteers for ticket takers, concessions and will take care of the hospitality room. Games will begin at noon on Feb. 19-20, and

Valentine’s Day themed events are being planned in Poplar and Culbertson on Feb. 9 and Jan. 25 respectively. First up, a “Sweet As Candy” Valentine’s Day craft bazaar will be hosted at the old armory building on Broadway Avenue in Culbertson Jan. 25. The bazaar will feature local vendors selling hand crafted, holiday themed gifts. The event will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. A women’s

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Jan. 23: Salisbury steaks, oven potatoes, mixed vegetables and dessert. Jan. 28: Chicken parmesan, California vegetables blend and dessert. Jan. 30: Pork roast, mashed potatoes, green beans, birthday cake and ice cream.

Frontier School Jan 27: Poppyseed chicken hotdish, fruits and vegetables. Jan. 28: Tacos, refried beans, fruits and vegetables. Jan. 29: Hotdogs, fries, fruits and vegetables. Jan. 30: Chicken fajita rice bowls, fruits and vegetables. *** Wolf Point School Jan 27: Breakfast: Breakfast casserole, toast and apples. Lunch: Sloppy joes, wedges, broccoli and apricots. Jan. 28: Breakfast:

Montana State - Bozeman Montana State University of Bozeman has announced its undergraduate honor rolls for fall semester 2024. There are two MSU honor roll lists: the president’s and dean’s lists. To be eligible for the lists, students must be enrolled in at least 12 college-level credits. Students with a 4.0 GPA for the semester were named to the president’s list, indicated by asterisks

Whether or not you use tobacco, you are paying for it. According to data from the Campaign for Tobacco-free Kids Toll of Tobacco in Montana report, every year each household in Montana spends $906 in taxes due to smoking. What’s more, Montanans spend a total of $511 million annually in health care costs directly caused by smoking. Did you know that raising taxes on tobacco products is one of