The Wolf Point Optimist Club continues its work in the community to assist area children. “We’re here to help kids, being a friend of youth,” Optimist Carol Neutgens said. Club members Neutgens and Gloria Sande says one of the club’s biggest and newest projects is collecting cans given by area students. A contest is held between classes with the top class receiving a donated pizza

A positive learning environment is offered after school in Wolf Point three days a week. Many students love the sense of accomplishment they can obtain through art instruction and projects. With only so much time available in a school day, those students might not experience as much as they wish in art instruction. With those challenges in mind, a group of women worked toward establishing Bigger

The Friends of the Library continues to work in support of the Roosevelt County Library in Wolf Point. “We have a great library and a great staff,” Laura Krauth, president of the Friends of the Library, said. “The staff is very friendly and very knowledgeable.” The group is busy with several current activities. One outstanding project is renovating the library’s basement. Krauth

Roosevelt County features very active and successful 4-H clubs along with a strong overall program. The five clubs include Centennial Clovers is based out of rural Culbertson. Organizational leaders are Tana Berwick and Bridgette Featherston. Fort Peck 4-H Club is based out of Poplar and organizational leader is Clarice Smoker. The Frontier 4-H Club is based out of Wolf POint and organizational

FFA — Future Farmers of America — programs with high school students are going strong throughout Roosevelt County. The Wolf Point chapter has 12 students involved in FFA this school year. “The kids put a lot into it,” Wolf Point’s advisor Martin Toavs said. “I’m happy they want to participate and give it a go.” Officers in Wolf Point are Samantha Reed as president, Aaron