Wolf Point Jan. 6: Salisbury steaks, mashed potatoes, carrots and dessert. Jan. 11: Ham, scalloped potatoes, mixed peas and carrots and dessert. Jan. 13: Beef tips and gravy over noodles, coleslaw and dessert.

Wolf Point School Jan. 10: Breakfast: Frosted Nut Cheerios, Scooby Doo grahams and fruit. Lunch: Hamburgers with cheese, fruits and vegetables. Jan. 11: Breakfast: Waffles and fruit. Lunch: Sausage gravy over mini muffins, hash browns, fruit and vegetables. Jan. 12: Breakfast: Breakfast pizza and fruit. Lunch: Hamburger vegetable soup, cheesesticks, breadsticks, fruit and vegetable. Jan.

vided at the golf course. The event attracted 50 adults and 35-40 children. 3. Special Thanksgiving. It was a time to remember a departed loved one while also lifting the spirits of others in the community. On Thanksgiving, the William Turcotte Thanksgiving Dinner was held at the Beauchamp Building in Wolf Point. William died suddenly on Nov. 20, 2020, at the age of 20. “He always wanted to

funding for the group, they have named the project “A Mother’s Love.” The project’s goal is “providing the homeless with a safe warm place to sleep out of the weather elements, hot food, day center with internet access and list of local resources and contact people to help them with their addictions, mental health and personal finances.” “Since my mother passed away, I got a calling

Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee Chairman Jon Tester joined his colleagues at the White House last week for the signing of four veterans’ bills — including Tester’s bipartisan Colonel John M. McHugh Tuition Fairness for Survivors Act that expands in-state tuition eligibility for the families of veterans who die from service-connected disabilities. This legislation passed the House earlier

By MSU News Service Montana State University Extension is offering the second level of its learn-at-home course on estate and legacy planning topics for Montanans. The five-lesson, learn-athome course, “Estate/Legacy Planning for Every Montanan,” covers information similar to that which is offered in MSU Extension’s webinars and is intended for individuals who might not have attended

Recently, U.S. Rep. Matt Rosendale,R-Mont.,announced his four principal nominations of Montana students applying for enrollment into the U.S. Service Academies. Rosendale called each of the four students receiving a principal nomination to congratulate them. The following students received a principal nomination: The students are: •Dalton Sand, Glasgow High School – U.S. Naval Academy