Chanté demonstration project director Carly Hosford- Israel told the Northern Plains Independent that Friday’s planned Zoom training with Laura van Dernoot Lipsky is open to all teachers on the Fort Peck Reservation, including parents and guardians of area schoolchildren currently studying at home. “The Friday Zoom is definitely open to all Fort Peck teachers, which could include parents

Faith Home vice president of senior and long term care Joby Flynn (left to right), registered nurse Lorrie Hockett and certified nursing assistant Esther Benson received leggings from local Lularoe retailer Kailey Williamson Monday, April 27, at Faith Lutheran Home in Wolf Point. Williamson donated a total of 94 leggings to local healthcare workers that will allow them to change out of their scrubs

Kailey Williamson (left) donated a total of 94 pairs of Lularoe leggings to NEMHS staff members Tuesday, April 28. NEMHS employees accepting the donation were (left to right) Sarah Copenhaver RN, ward clerk/scrub tech Kassandra Parsley, Mary Albertson CNA, Halie Holen RN and emergency room tech Carrisa Gossen. She also made donations to Faith Home and Poplar Hospital. (Submitted photo)

Late last week, Roosevelt County recorded four new positive cases of COVID-19. The fourth case was a female aged 50-59 and was reported on Wednesday, April 15. The fifth and sixth cases were reported Thursday, April 16, and were a female aged 20-29 and a female aged 60-69. The seventh case, a male aged 70-79, was reported Monday, April 20. The case investigation is ongoing for the recent cases,