Wolf Point Congregate Meals June 2: Beef stroganoff, carrots and dessert. June 7: Primary election, no meal. June 9: Pork roast, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans and dessert.

Fort Peck Community College’s Agriculture Extension Program is conducting a survey to inform their practices and plans for coming years. They are seeking feedback on what workshop and webinar topics you are most interested in and how their programs and activities can best suit your needs. The survey takes less than five minutes and if you complete it, you will be entered to win a gift card

children grow more and more. Growing up on welfare and food stamps was a way of living and comfort to many Native Americans in our community. Having already walked in their shoes, struggling through all the hardships that come with figuring out how to make it all month is hard. I believe that from my background living in poverty and being raised by my grandmother. I can make a difference by showing

The Wolf Point Food Pantry reopened on Tuesday, April 12, and served 70 families representing 227 people and provided 1,497 pounds of food. On Tuesday, April 26, volunteers served 138 families representing 446 individuals and providing 3,385 pounds of food. On May 10, volunteers served 108 families representing 393 people and provided 7,569 pounds of food. The food pantry will not be

Wolf Point Congregate Meals May 26: Cube steaks, mashed potatoes, gravy, winter blend of vegetables and dessert. May 31: Kielbasa and veggie sheet pan dinner, fruit and dessert. June 2: Beef stroganoff, carrots and dessert.

Frontier School May 30: No school. May 31: Mandarin chicken salad and honor roll pizza. June 1: Breakfast buffet. June 2: Cheeseburgers. June 3: Chef’s choice. *** Wolf Point School May 30: No school. May 31: Breakfast: Cereal, breakfast bars and fruit. Lunch: Burritos, nacho chips with cheese, Spanish rice, fruits and vegetables. June 1: Breakfast: Waffles and fruit. Lunch: Chalupas,

Fort Union Trading Post NHS will be closed to the public through Friday, May 27, while the parking lots and entrance roads are resurfaced and repainted. This long-needed maintenance project will make the site more accessible with van access spaces and improve parking overall with clearly- defined parking lines. While Fort Union is closed, the park will accommodate visitors via a temporary visitor

Health departments have been notified of a widespread recall of certain Jif brand peanut butter products. The affected product codes are numbers 1274425 through 2140425. The recall affects several sized products in both creamy and crunchy varieties. Be sure that you are looking at the product code to determine if your product was affected. If you have affected products, you may be reimbursed