•Member of the Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture. •Member of the Wolf Point 100 Club. The club is planning to bring back babysitting classes, bike safety and a few other projects. If interested in joining the club, dues are $100 annually. The club meets every first and third Thursday of each month at the Good Shepherd Church.

Roosevelt County has 141 active cases as of Tuesday, Jan. 25. There have been 69 COVID-related deaths in the county. The highest number of total active cases during the week was 155 on Saturday, Jan. 22. County health officials encourage all residents aged 5 and up to be vaccinated and those over 16 should consider getting booster doses. Immunizations are by appointment only. For questions

Wolf Point’s speech and drama team competed at the meet in Fairview on Saturday, Jan. 15. Del Eymard and Daniel Sears earned first place in humorous theater. Ryan Schumacher placed fourth in humorous solo. Chase Adams took eighth place in humorous oral interpretation. The Wolves will compete at the divisional meet in Plentywood on Saturday, Jan. 22.

Wolf Point Jan. 20: Roast beef, mashed potatoes, green beans and dessert. Jan. 25: Sweet and sour pork over rice, Oriental vegetables and dessert. Jan. 27: Porcupine meatballs over potatoes, green beans and dessert.

Lustre School Jan. 24: Potato soup. Jan. 25: Chicken and rice. Jan. 26: Corn dogs. Jan. 27: Chicken alfredo. Jan. 28: Pizza. *** Frontier School Jan. 24: Waffles, omelets and sausage. Jan. 25: Chicken and rice casserole. Jan. 26: Pasta fagioli soup. Jan. 27: Cheeseburgers and fries. Jan. 28: Turkey and cheese sandwiches. *** Wolf Point School Jan. 24: Breakfast: Rice krispies,

The Independence Bank Scholarship application deadline is quickly approaching. Applications for the scholarship must be received in the Montana State University - Northern Financial Aid Office by Feb. 4. The Independence Bank Scholarship is open to incoming freshman students planning to attend MSU-Northern. To be eligible, students must graduate from a high school in Hill, Blaine, Phillips,

According to Fort Peck Fine Arts Council executive director Jennifer Fewer, there will be some changes to the audition process for upcoming shows, including new protocols for remote auditions. “Many wonderful opportunities are available throughout the summer, as FPST celebrates our 53rd season,” said Fewer. “Half of the summer will operate as a repertory theatre again, meaning at times

Carrie Manning told the Northern Plains Independent that members of Nakoda Dakota Oyate Youth Council attended a SafeTALK suicide prevention training Jan. 9 at the Spotted Bull Recovery Center in Poplar. Said Manning, “SafeTALK training is a simple tool to introduce the conversation and recognize the signs of someone in need of help. Five of the NDO students attended and a couple adults attended.