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National Honor Society Inducts New Members In Wolf Point

The National Honor Society induction ceremony at Wolf Point High School included eight new members on Tuesday, Oct. 15. The organization’s new members are Marley Moran, Navella Weeks, Richard Campbell, Lauren Rodenberg, Kashlyn Speak Thunder, Cole Boysun, Caitlyn Wilson and Tavian Bell. Other members are Chase Adams, Ameliya Doney, Ali Corpron, Victoria Wozniak, Logan Wolff and Isabella Sanchez.

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National Honor Society Inducts New Members In Wolf Point

The National Honor Society induction ceremony at Wolf Point High School included eight new members on Tuesday, Oct. 15. The organization’s new members are Marley Moran, Navella Weeks, Richard Campbell, Lauren Rodenberg, Kashlyn Speak Thunder, Cole Boysun, Caitlyn Wilson and Tavian Bell. Other members are Chase Adams, Ameliya Doney, Ali Corpron, Victoria Wozniak, Logan Wolff and Isabella Sanchez.

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Posted on October 24, 2024

Tobacco Prevention News

As Halloween nears, costumes, decorations, and horror movies are sure to generate scares. Something else that might generate a scare is the prevalence of youth using tobacco and nicotine products. Our young people are increasingly turning to new types of tobacco and nicotine products. Nearly ninety percent of youth tobacco use initiation and addiction occur before the age of eighteen. Nicotine

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Tobacco Prevention News

As Halloween nears, costumes, decorations, and horror movies are sure to generate scares. Something else that might generate a scare is the prevalence of youth using tobacco and nicotine products. Our young people are increasingly turning to new types of tobacco and nicotine products. Nearly ninety percent of youth tobacco use initiation and addiction occur before the age of eighteen. Nicotine

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Posted on October 24, 2024

White Bear Enjoys Cheering For Wolves

Wolf Point High School senior Kaleah White Bear has treasured her four years as a member of the school’s cheer squad. “I wanted an excuse to do a sport,” White Bear said of why she started out in cheer. “Then, I fell in love with it.” What she likes most about cheerleading is the connection with the student section and cheering for her friends. A highlight this summer was the

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White Bear Enjoys Cheering For Wolves

Wolf Point High School senior Kaleah White Bear has treasured her four years as a member of the school’s cheer squad. “I wanted an excuse to do a sport,” White Bear said of why she started out in cheer. “Then, I fell in love with it.” What she likes most about cheerleading is the connection with the student section and cheering for her friends. A highlight this summer was the

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Posted on October 24, 2024

Free Public Screening Planned In Wolf Point

Western Native Voice is pleased to host a free public screening of the award-winning documentary Bring Them Home/Aiskótáhkapiyaaya at Prairie Cinema Theaters in Wolf Point on Saturday, Oct. 26, at 1 p.m. This special event will include free popcorn and pop for all attendees. Community members are encouraged to RSVP as space is limited. Bring Them Home, a documentary feature by Emmy Award-winning

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Free Public Screening Planned In Wolf Point

Western Native Voice is pleased to host a free public screening of the award-winning documentary Bring Them Home/Aiskótáhkapiyaaya at Prairie Cinema Theaters in Wolf Point on Saturday, Oct. 26, at 1 p.m. This special event will include free popcorn and pop for all attendees. Community members are encouraged to RSVP as space is limited. Bring Them Home, a documentary feature by Emmy Award-winning

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Posted on October 24, 2024

School Menus

Frontier School Meals served with fruits and veggies. Oct. 28: Chili and cornbread. Oct. 29: Tuna salad croissants. Oct. 30: Biscuits and gravy. Oct. 31: Cheeseburgers and fries. *** Wolf Point School Oct. 28: Breakfast: French toast sticks, sausages and apples. Lunch: Pizza, breadsticks, mixed roasted veggies and mixed fresh fruit. Oct. 29: Breakfast: Bagels, cream cheese

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Frontier School Meals served with fruits and veggies. Oct. 28: Chili and cornbread. Oct. 29: Tuna salad croissants. Oct. 30: Biscuits and gravy. Oct. 31: Cheeseburgers and fries. *** Wolf Point School Oct. 28: Breakfast: French toast sticks, sausages and apples. Lunch: Pizza, breadsticks, mixed roasted veggies and mixed fresh fruit. Oct. 29: Breakfast: Bagels, cream cheese

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Posted on October 24, 2024

Senior Menus

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Oct. 24: Beef tips over noodles, California medley vegetables and dessert. Oct. 29: Chili, cornbread and dessert. Oct. 31: Pork roast, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans, birthday cake and ice cream.

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Senior Menus

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Oct. 24: Beef tips over noodles, California medley vegetables and dessert. Oct. 29: Chili, cornbread and dessert. Oct. 31: Pork roast, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans, birthday cake and ice cream.

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Posted on October 24, 2024

Pink Night Donation

The Wolf Point High School volleyball program raised $4,362 during its Pink Night fundraiser for the Northeast Montana Health Service for breast cancer treatment. Representing NEMHS are Kari Rodenberg, ultrasound technician; Monica Hanson, radiology director; and Ciera Grimsrud, mammography technician. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Pink Night Donation

The Wolf Point High School volleyball program raised $4,362 during its Pink Night fundraiser for the Northeast Montana Health Service for breast cancer treatment. Representing NEMHS are Kari Rodenberg, ultrasound technician; Monica Hanson, radiology director; and Ciera Grimsrud, mammography technician. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Posted on October 24, 2024

Bainville Senior Center Meals, Fellowship Bring People To Center

Bainville Senior Center Meals, Fellowship Bring People To Center Twice a week, cooks Carol Rasmussen and Kam Murnion welcome some of their neighbors to the Bainville Senior Center, also known as “The Golden Circle Center,” for a full luncheon meal through the county’s Council on Aging. Rasmussen, who has helped prepare the meals since 2009, said usually between 10-15 senior citizens

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Bainville Senior Center Meals, Fellowship Bring People To Center

Bainville Senior Center Meals, Fellowship Bring People To Center Twice a week, cooks Carol Rasmussen and Kam Murnion welcome some of their neighbors to the Bainville Senior Center, also known as “The Golden Circle Center,” for a full luncheon meal through the county’s Council on Aging. Rasmussen, who has helped prepare the meals since 2009, said usually between 10-15 senior citizens

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Posted on October 24, 2024

State To Receive $25 Million To Replace Lead Pipes In Water Systems

Montana will receive nearly $25 million to replace lead pipes in water systems within 10 years, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently announced. The announcement last week said a new rule from the Biden-Harris administration will require more rigorous testing of drinking water and a lower threshold for communities to act on lead in drinking water. Lead is a neurotoxin, and

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State To Receive $25 Million To Replace Lead Pipes In Water Systems

Montana will receive nearly $25 million to replace lead pipes in water systems within 10 years, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently announced. The announcement last week said a new rule from the Biden-Harris administration will require more rigorous testing of drinking water and a lower threshold for communities to act on lead in drinking water. Lead is a neurotoxin, and

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Posted on October 24, 2024

Purvis Running Toward Future Goals

Culbertson High School senior Colin Purvis is nearing the end to his path of becoming a high school graduate. During his time at the school, Purvis has completed many miles for the Culbertson/Bainville cross country team. This is his second year as a cross-country athlete. “I like running,” Purvis said. He is proud of his accomplishments of qualifying for the state meet as both a junior

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Purvis Running Toward Future Goals

Culbertson High School senior Colin Purvis is nearing the end to his path of becoming a high school graduate. During his time at the school, Purvis has completed many miles for the Culbertson/Bainville cross country team. This is his second year as a cross-country athlete. “I like running,” Purvis said. He is proud of his accomplishments of qualifying for the state meet as both a junior

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Posted on October 24, 2024

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National Honor Society Inducts New Members In Wolf Point

National Honor Society Inducts New Members In Wolf Point

Tobacco Prevention News

Tobacco Prevention News

White Bear Enjoys Cheering For Wolves

White Bear Enjoys Cheering For Wolves

Free Public Screening Planned In Wolf Point

Free Public Screening Planned In Wolf Point

School Menus

School Menus

Senior Menus

Senior Menus

Pink Night Donation

Pink Night Donation

Bainville Senior Center Meals, Fellowship Bring People To Center

Bainville Senior Center Meals, Fellowship Bring People To Center

State To Receive $25 Million To Replace Lead Pipes In Water Systems

State To Receive $25 Million To Replace Lead Pipes In Water Systems

Purvis Running Toward Future Goals

Purvis Running Toward Future Goals

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