This Veterans Day, discover how the VA helps veterans stop smoking, dipping and chewing tobacco. No matter how long you’ve been using tobacco, when you stop using it you’ll notice some positive changes almost immediately. You’ll also improve your health over the years to come. Tobacco use continues to be the leading cause of preventable disease, disability and death in the United States.

Wolf Point School Nov. 9: Breakfast: Potato waffles, sausage links and oranges. Lunch: Fish sticks, potato squares, baby carrots and mixed berries. Nov. 10: Breakfast: Stuffed breakfast sandwiches and bananas. Lunch: Sack lunches, sandwiches, baby carrots, baked chips and apples. Nov. 11: Breakfast: Corn Pops, Nutri-Grain bars, yogurt and mixed fruit. Lunch: Hot ham and cheese sandwiches,

Wolf Point Nov. 5: Lasagna, garlic bread, corn and pistachio wraps. Nov. 10: Enchilada casserole, Spanish rice, refried beans and churros. Nov. 12: Chicken and wild rice soup, toasted ham and cheese sandwiches, homemade biscuits and rosy applesauce. *** Scobey Nov. 5: Beef mac hotdish, veggies, fruit and dessert. Nov. 6: Chef’s choice. Nov. 9: Teriyaki pork, rice, veggies,

The Daniels County commissioners held their regular meeting Monday, Oct. 19. Representatives with the Bureau of Land Management addressed the commissioners via Zoom about Bridger Pipeline planning. BLM estimated that there would be no additional substantive analysis of the project available for review until December. John Bach with Interstate Engineering spoke to the council via phone. He provided

A Tule Creek Veterans Day feed is scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 11, at the Wolf Point Community Hall starting at 1 p.m. All women and men veterans are encouraged to break bread and share a meal. Organizers are all proud and thankful for your commitment to this country and its people. If your interested in helping, you are more than welcome to bring a dish or dessert. Help is also needed for