The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced April 22 that it will continue to reimburse schools and childcare centers for free meals provided to all students through the 2021-2022 school year. The USDA says it has granted a nationwide waiver that allows the serving of food outside of standard meals times for several of its child nutrition programs, including the National School Lunch Program

A motorcycle ride to raise awareness for suicide prevention has been planned by Yellowstone American Legion Riders, Dog Tag Buddies and Tenacious Dames Riding Club. The Ride for Tomorrow will take place June 19 and encompasses both an official Iron Butt ride (1,000 miles in 24 hours) and various summer solstice routes. “There are so many things that make this great state the most wonderful

Wolf Point’s boys took second and the Lady Wolves placed sixth in the team standings during the Northeast Montana Invitational held at the Wolf Point track on Tuesday April 20. Scobey conducted the meet. Scobey earned first place in both team divisions. Leading Wolf Point’s boys were first-place performances by Austin Wilson, Zander Ackerman and August Spotted Wolf. Wilson finished

The Lustre Christian Lions earned three first-place showings during the Northeast Montana Invitational held in Wolf Point Tuesday, April 20. Jasiah Hambira cleared 5-10 for first place in the high jump. The senior had a best of 18-08 for top honors in the long jump. On the girls’ side, Tiara Whitmus earned first in the discus with a mark of 92-09. The senior said the discus is one of

Poplar’s girls and boys each enjoyed success during the Northeast Montana Invite track meet held in Wolf Point on Tuesday, April 20. Keandra Martell, a senior, finished first in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 53.23 seconds. She placed second in the 100-meter hurdles at 18.32 seconds. Martell added a second-place showing in the long jump with a best of 13-11. She took sixth in the discus