Incoming students’ first days on a college campus can seem like a whirlwind, particularly for those who are moving into a dorm or another type of on-campus housing. With so much going on, from relocating to meeting new roommates and tasting independence for the first time, it’s easy for students to overlook academics as they adjust to college life. But once classes begin, life on campus tends

Kindergarten may be a child’s introduction to formal schooling. Although many families send their children to pre-K programs, it’s not a necessity. Kindergarten, particularly full-day sessions, will set the course of formal schooling for years to come. USAFacts.com says between 3.5 to 4 million children attend kindergarten each year. Many children about to begin kindergarten understandably

Signs A Student Might Be Too Busy Many students pack all sorts of activities into their schedules in an effort to be as fulfilled and well-rounded as possible. Parents may urge even the youngest of children to join activities in an effort to make friends and “be involved.” Colleges may require students to participate in a certain number of sports or clubs in order to be considered for

After being part of the Northwest Parks Convoy by the Military Vehicle Preservation Association in 2022, Rick Eades of Curtis, Wash., came up with a great idea. He wanted such a military vehicle convoy to travel the Lewis and Clark trail. On Tueday, July 28, Wolf Point residents witnessed the success of Eades’ idea as the about 50 vehicle convoy went through and stopped in the community. Earlier

Fairgoers in Daniels County have realized for many years that some of the best hamburgers you can find in northeastern Montana are at the Scobey American Legion and Auxiliary Post #56’s booth during the county fair. “They have always been exceptional burgers,” Legion member Fitch Hons said during the recent fair. “I don’t know if it’s the old grill or what. A lot of people have two