Sixty-three new o_cers who will serve in 32 agencies across the state graduated last week from the Montana Law Enforcement Academy within the Montana Department of Justice. MLEA provides basic and advanced training for state, county, city, and tribal law enforcement o_cers throughout the state. “I am incredibly proud of today’s graduates for successfully completing their training at the

Wolf Point School May 4: Breakfast: Biscuits and gravy, yogurt and bananas. Lunch: Broccoli beef and rice, romaine salad, fortune cookies and apples. May 5: Breakfast: Mini pancakes, sausages and cantaloupe. Lunch: Tacos in bags, cornbread and mangoes. May 6: Breakfast: Reese Pu cereal, mini chocolate chip mu_ns and bananas. Lunch: Chicken alfredo, carrots, applesauce and salad. May

Wolf Point Congregate Meals April 30: Lasagna, carrots, garlic bread, birthday cake and ice cream. May 5: Beef enchiladas, Spanish rice, refried beans and churros. May 7: Baked ham, sweet potatoes, peas and pie.

Sweden Lea Nickels was born on April 22, 2026, at 8 p.m. to Aagustavia Nelson and Jace Nickels of Nashua at Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow. He weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces and was 19 inches long. Grandparents are Ryder and Savanah Nelson of Vida and Jennifer and Brady Dale of Glasgow.

Specialist With spring upon us and the weather getting nicer, the use of our local parks will begin to increase. I would like to take a moment to discuss the health benefits of having tobacco-free parks in your communities. One health benefit of tobacco- free parks is the signifi cant reduction in exposure to secondhand smoke for all visitors. Secondhand smoke is known to pose serious health

Wolf Point Congregate Meals April 23: White chicken chili, quesadillas and cinnamon rolls. April 28: Biscuits and gravy, egg bake and cinnamon applesauce. April 30: Lasagna, carrots, garlic bread, birthday cake and ice cream.

Roosevelt County Aging Services has released its line-up of activities and educational events in celebration of Older Americans Month, o_ering a variety of programs throughout May aimed primarily at residents age 60 and older, though all community members are welcome to attend. The Wolf Point Senior Center, located at 124 Custer St., will host health screenings, educational presentations and