Point and the auto business. He became partners with Presser and Presser’s son Jeff, and joined High Plains Motors in 2007. “Mr. Presser taught me the car business like I was one of his kids, and I am forever thankful for his mentorship,” Johnson said. “Marvin passed away in 2015 but left us with a great business and many life lessons to live and teach to others.” Today, he and Jeff

Tina Betshismedicine with Wolf Point Pound Puppies told the Northern Plains Independent that the organization will be offering far fewer services this winter because key supervisory staff will be traveling for health reasons until the spring. The group’s Hell Hounds fundraiser has been postponed and the schedule for clinics has been curtailed. There will be no more clinics for cats this

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Sept. 29: Baked ham, scalloped potatoes, green beans, birthday cake and ice cream. Oct. 4: Chicken fried steaks, potato wedges, carrots and dessert. Oct. 6: Wisconsin cheese soup, sub sandwiches and dessert.

Gov. Greg Gianforte has launched the 2022 Montana Governor’s Veteran Commendation and seeks nominations for the award. “No state values its veterans and their service to our country more than Montana,” Gianforte said. “With the help of folks across the Treasure State, our veteran commendation honors heroes who served our country in uniform and have made Montana a better place through

Frontier School All meals served with vegetables, fruit and milk. Oct. 3: Hamburger macaroni and cheese and salad. Oct. 4: Spaghetti with sauce and salad. Oct. 5: Shepherd’s pie. Oct. 6: Fish patties, au gratin potatoes and salad. Oct. 7: Poppyseed chicken hotdish. *** Wolf Point School All meals served with milk. Oct. 3-6: Unavailable. *** Lustre Oct. 3: Nachos.

emergency, $40,400 for county land information, $407,127 for severance tax investment, $518,438 for accelerated oil and gas, $28,158 for domestic preparedness, $375,450 for bioterrorism, $1,565,904 for CARES act, $1,979,162 for American Rescue plan act, $2,351,882 for road capital improvement, $558,330 for public safety capital improvement, $146,100 for general capital improvement, $53,209 for

The annual Governor’s Conference on Aging was created in 1968. This mission is to offer information and education to our older citizens, their families and caregivers. These attendees include elderly, persons with disabilities and caregivers. The conferences cover topics relevant to all people who are dealing with aging and disability issues. As people of all ages gather together, they also learn