Lustre School April 18: Easter break. No school. April 19: Breakfast. April 20: Hamburger gravy over mashed potatoes. April 21: Curry chicken. April 22: Tater tot casserole. *** Frontier School April 18: Cook’s choice. April 19: Tater tot casserole. April 20: Mandarin chicken salad. April 21: Egg rolls and rice. April 22: Biscuits and gravy and sausage links. ***

Wolf Point Congregate Meals April 14: Turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, dressing, vegetable and dessert. April 19: Pork chops, cheesy hash browns, broccoli and dessert. April 21: Baked potato bar, pasta salad and dessert.

Community Bible To Show Movie Risen Easter Sunday evening, April 17, the movie Risen will be shown at the Community Bible Church, located at Fifth Avenue North and Indian Street. This is the story of the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ from the eyes of a Roman soldier. This is a no cost event and suitable for all ages.

The Wolf Point All Church Choir will be showcasing their combined talents for the first time May 1 at the all-church Singspiration. This will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the Gospel Fellowship Church.

Fort Peck Summer Theatre is preparing for their 2022 Performing Arts Camp Aug. 2-11. “Students at the camp are exposed to a comprehensive theatre experience,” Fort peck Fine Arts Council executive director Jennifer Fewer said. “In addition to performance focused classes, the professional instructors teach everything from playwriting to technical design. It provides a balance between creative

“As in previous years,” said Fewer, “the camp will split time between Glasgow’s Evangelical Church and Fort Peck Theatre, with bus options available for commuting campers.” Scholarship opportunities are also available. For more information visit fortpecktheatre.org or call 406-228-9216

A new federal report is laying out suggested changes for veterans’ health care facilities in Montana and across the county. Last week, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs released an Asset and Infrastructure Review report, analyzing VA facilities and making recommendations on changes to better serve veterans moving into the future. The report recommends closing some VA clinics in

Local officials received approval from the Montana Food Bank Network on Wednesday, March 23, to reopen the Wolf Point Food Bank. The local food bank has been closed for several months for reorganization. Organizers expect the first shipment of food to arrive in April and are hopeful that distribution can begin the third or fourth week of April. The board of directors are Pastor Arch Woodstock