A new federal report is laying out suggested changes for veterans’ health care facilities in Montana and across the county. Last week, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs released an Asset and Infrastructure Review report, analyzing VA facilities and making recommendations on changes to better serve veterans moving into the future. The report recommends closing some VA clinics in

Local officials received approval from the Montana Food Bank Network on Wednesday, March 23, to reopen the Wolf Point Food Bank. The local food bank has been closed for several months for reorganization. Organizers expect the first shipment of food to arrive in April and are hopeful that distribution can begin the third or fourth week of April. The board of directors are Pastor Arch Woodstock

Wolf Point Congregate Meals March 31: Meatballs, gravy, boiled potatoes, corn, birthday cake and ice cream. April menus were unavailable.

A community choir is being formed in the area. Members of all churches in the area are invited to be part of a new music experience in Wolf Point. Individuals will meet to practice music for the fifth Sunday Sings held in the months that we have a fifth Sunday. Organizers are looking toward the possibilities of special events during local celebrations and of course Christmas seasons.

U.S. Rep. Matt Rosendale, R-Mont., recently announced the start of the application process for the 2022 Congressional Art Competition. This competition began in 1982 to provide an opportunity for members of Congress to encourage and recognize the artistic talents of their young constituents by providing an opportunity for students across the country to have their artwork proudly displayed in