April is D.E.A.R. (Drop Everything and Read) month, and there is lots going on at the library all month long. April 11 is library workers day and the week of the 23rd-29th is National Library Week. There will be book give aways and door prizes, so be sure to come visit. The Golden Plains Federation will hold its next meeting at the Roosevelt Count Library on April 27, at 10 a.m. Library officials

Wolf Point Congregate Meals April 13: Spaghetti, garlic bread, vegetable and dessert. April 18: Chicken alfredo, broccoli and dessert. April 20: Chicken fried steak over potatoes, carrots and dessert.

In projects designed to enhance our community, artists Chelysa Owens-Cyr and Cathryn McIntyre will lead Bigger Sky Kids in creating murals on two Wolf Point businesses. Both are made possible by grants from the Western Bank of Wolf Point Legacy Endowment Fund at the Montana Community Foundation, as well as financial support from the building owners. Wolf Point artist Owens- Cyr has received

Frontier School April 17: Tacos. April 18: Biscuits and sausage gravy. April 19: Beef stroganoff and salad bar. April 20: Cheesy chicken and rice casserole and salad bar. April 21: Pizza. *** Wolf Point School April 17: Corn dogs, fruits and veggies. April 18: Taco soup, fruits and veggies. April 19: Chicken fajita wrap, fruit and veggies. April 20: Crispy chicken sandwich,

The Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture reviewed some plans for the 100th Stampede during its monthly meeting on Tuesday, April 4. Taylor Gardner, director of marketing and public relations for the Northeast Montana Health Services, said NEMHS is excited to be the main sponsor of the Human Stampede this year and for years to come. Gardner said Jon Wetsit and R.C. Page will work

the Wolf Point School District? Higgins: I am impressed most by how much the staff and administration truly care about the education and the well-being of all of our students. Jackson: Plenty of activities for kids, the school is well kept and very clean.