With the goal of providing the best math instruction possible, a group of Wolf Point’s instructors met for curriculum planning on Monday, April 11. Sarah Chambers, curriculum director, noted the meeting was part of the process to develop a new math curriculum for the school district. Once the group makes its recommendations, school principals and the superintendent need to grant final

Due to severe weather in areas of Montana, Gov. Greg Gianforte has announced a one-week extension of the 2021 Montana Individual Income Tax Return deadline to Monday, April 25. “After hearing from Montanans impacted by the recent winter storms, particularly in eastern Montana, we moved quickly to extend the state filing deadline for those unable to get their tax returns in on time,” Gianforte

I’d like to invite members of the community to participate on the council of the Area 1 Agency on Aging (AAA) based in Glendive, MT. Roosevelt County’s Council on Aging is part of this AAA group. I am listing the function of the council and the guidelines of the representatives below. If you fit within the guidelines, and are interested in being on the council, please contact me, Julie Bach,

In an effort to provide support for Montana’s agricultural community, Frontier Psychiatry has partnered with the Montana Department of Agriculture to provide free access to counseling. Funded through a grant from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), this partnership will offer a variety of services, including individual counseling and medication management, at no cost to the

Pastor Frank Lenihan of the Lustre MB Church spoke at the Good Friday Services held at the Lustre EMB Church to a crowd of around 100 people. He spoke of how traditions hold a people together in stressful times, such as Tevia sang about in “Fiddler on the Roof.” The traditions of Easter that we take for granted were new to him until he was 22. He noted that 15th of Nissan and April 15 Good Friday