Falls can have very serious consequences as we age. Each year, more than 25 percent of adults 65 or older have a fall, and 3 million are treated in emergency departments for fall injuries, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The risk of falling in older adults is usually related to combination of factors, including: • Balance and/or walking problems. Balance can be affected

Fox Ford is excited to be participate in the Ford Global Food Drive – The largest dealer food drive in the world! Fox Ford is working with The Food Pantry of Wolf Point and all items collected will remain within the local community. The goal is 3,000 pounds in 10 days. Help them fill up the F-150 in the Fox Ford showroom between Sept. 15 and Sept. 25. Bring non-perishable items such as

Wolf Point School Sept. 29: Breakfast: Cherry turnovers and pineapple chunks. Lunch: Corndogs, fries, veggie salad and applesauce cups. Sept. 30: Breakfast: Peanut butter and honey Uncrustables, string cheese and bananas. Lunch: Taco burgers, refried beans and peaches. Oct. 1: Breakfast: Cereal, string cheese and cantaloupe. Lunch: Pasta bakes, bread sticks, broccoli and pears. Oct.

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Sept. 25: Baked taco empanadas, corn, birthday cake and ice cream. Sept. 30: Chili, baked potato, corn bread and dessert. Oct. 2: Roast beef dinner, mashed potatoes, green beans and goblin gold.

Leela Marie Sietsema was born at Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow on Sept. 18 to Cody and Jessica Sietsema of Wolf Point. She weighed 6 pounds 1 ounce and was 17 inches long. She joins sisters Harlee and Nora at home. Grandparents are Teri Horn of Cut Bank and Nancy and Daniel Sietsema of Wolf Point.