What are Aging and Disability Resource Centers? Aging and Disability Resource Centers were developed through a partnership between the Administration on Aging/ Administration for Community Living and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. The overall goal of the ADRC Program is to empower individuals to effectively navigate their long-term services and supports options to make informed

Frontier School May 19: Hamburger macn- cheese, fruits and vegetables. May 20: Orange chicken, wild rice blend, fruits and vegetables. May 21: Fish patties, scalloped potatoes, fruits and vegetables. May 22: Hot dogs, baked beans, fruits and vegetables. May 23: No school. *** Wolf Point School May 19: Breakfast: Bagel breakfast sandwiches and apples. Lunch: Fish sticks, sweet

Wolf Point High School music students came back with honors from the recent state music festival, held in Billings May 2-3. Cole Boysun received superior ratings for instrumental and vocal. Chase Adams earned a superior rating for vocal. The men’s vocal ensemble featuring Boysun, Adams, Logan Wolff and William Schwarzrock received a superior rating. Also receiving a superior

Area students graduating from the University of Montana during spring semester 2025 include: Culbertson: Julia Lee, bachelor of arts, social work, summa cum laude; Poplar: Darrian Four Bear, bachelor of arts, social work; Wolf Point: Paisley Ferdina, master of arts, counselor education; Dalton Hafner, juris doctor, law; and Dana Hughes, bachelor of arts, social work, magna cum laude. EmmaRae

Roosevelt County’s DUI Task Force work plan was officially approved by county commissioners during a meeting last week. DUI Task Force coordinator A.J. Allen explained that by state law the plan needs to be approved so that Roosevelt County can continue to receive reinstatement fees. Commissioner Gordon Oelkers thanked Allen for the education that he provides throughout the county.

Wolf Point Congregate Meals May 15: Chicken-fried steaks, mashed potatoes, gravy, mixed vegetables and dessert. May 20: Beef stroganoff, peas and dessert. May 22: Hamburger deluxes, potato wedges and dessert.

Since its launch on May 14, 2004, the Montana Tobacco Quit Line has served more than 115,000 Montanans and, of those, more than 36,000 have successfully quit. Quit Now Montana is no longer a telephone-only service to help people quit smoking. It has changed with the times and its rebranding reflects that change. Quit Now Montana still offers free quit coaching over the phone and now also offers

Frontier School May 12: Tuna croissants, fruits and vegetables. May 13: Tacos, refried beans, fruits and vegetables. May 14: Biscuits and gravy, sausage links, fruits and vegetables. May 15: Chicken mashed potato bowls, fruits and vegetables. May 16: No school. *** Wolf Point School May 12: Breakfast: Blueberry pancakes, sausage links and oranges. Lunch: Chicken caesar croissant