Wolf Point Congregate Meals Dec. 15: Meatloaf, baked potatoes, corn and dessert.
Dec. 20: Tacos with all the fixings, Spanish rice and dessert.
Dec. 22: Chicken cordon bleu, squash, jello salad and dessert.
Wolf Point Congregate Meals Dec. 15: Meatloaf, baked potatoes, corn and dessert.
Dec. 20: Tacos with all the fixings, Spanish rice and dessert.
Dec. 22: Chicken cordon bleu, squash, jello salad and dessert.
Frontier School
All meals served with vegetables, fruit and milk.
Dec. 19: No School. Dec. 20: No School. Dec. 21: No School. Dec. 22: No School. Dec. 23: No School. *** Wolf Point School
All meals served with milk.
Dec. 19: Breakfast: Cheerios, oatmeal chocolate chunk bars and oranges. Lunch: Challupas, shredded lettuce, tomatoes, steamed corn and cookies.
Dec. 20: Breakfast:
Frontier School
All meals served with vegetables, fruit and milk.
Dec. 19: No School. Dec. 20: No School. Dec. 21: No School. Dec. 22: No School. Dec. 23: No School. *** Wolf Point School
All meals served with milk.
Dec. 19: Breakfast: Cheerios, oatmeal chocolate chunk bars and oranges. Lunch: Challupas, shredded lettuce, tomatoes, steamed corn and cookies.
Dec. 20: Breakfast:
Wolf Point High School senior Samantha Reed has been fond of horses for as long as she can remember.
“My mom got me a pony, and I rode it every day,” Reed said. “I was like 6, and I would feed apples through the fence.”
Since those early days, Reed has earned accomplishments and gained knowledge in the equine world. She taught a few horsemanship clinics through Fort Peck Community
Wolf Point High School senior Samantha Reed has been fond of horses for as long as she can remember.
“My mom got me a pony, and I rode it every day,” Reed said. “I was like 6, and I would feed apples through the fence.”
Since those early days, Reed has earned accomplishments and gained knowledge in the equine world. She taught a few horsemanship clinics through Fort Peck Community
Are you a Montanan who is 62 or older as of Dec. 31, 2022? If yes, you will be interested in a legislative change to the Elderly Homeowner/ Renter Tax credit for the tax year 2022. The new law doubled the income exclusion from $6,300 to $12,600 and increased the credit to $1,150.
Would you qualify for the 2022 Montana’s elderly homeowner/renter tax credit? If you can answer “yes” to all
Are you a Montanan who is 62 or older as of Dec. 31, 2022? If yes, you will be interested in a legislative change to the Elderly Homeowner/ Renter Tax credit for the tax year 2022. The new law doubled the income exclusion from $6,300 to $12,600 and increased the credit to $1,150.
Would you qualify for the 2022 Montana’s elderly homeowner/renter tax credit? If you can answer “yes” to all
cessible. We will continue to ensure that the American public can travel safely.”
The extension is necessary, in part, to address the lingering impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the ability to obtain a REAL ID driver’s license or identification card. REAL ID progress over the past two years has been significantly hindered by state driver’s licensing agencies having to work through the
cessible. We will continue to ensure that the American public can travel safely.”
The extension is necessary, in part, to address the lingering impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the ability to obtain a REAL ID driver’s license or identification card. REAL ID progress over the past two years has been significantly hindered by state driver’s licensing agencies having to work through the
Many students love the sense of accomplishment they can obtain through art instruction and projects. With only so much time available in a school day, those students might not experience as much as they wish in art instruction. With those challenges in mind, a group of women worked toward establishing Bigger Sky Kids in Wolf Point.
Barb Olson, program director, said the program started in 2017
Many students love the sense of accomplishment they can obtain through art instruction and projects. With only so much time available in a school day, those students might not experience as much as they wish in art instruction. With those challenges in mind, a group of women worked toward establishing Bigger Sky Kids in Wolf Point.
Barb Olson, program director, said the program started in 2017
A holiday market is being held at the Poplar Cultural Center Dec. 17 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
There will be beadwork for sale, as well as star quilts, ledger art, parfleche, knives, auctions, baked goods, ribbon skits and shirts, medicinal lollipops and tea, walking sticks and Christmas gifts. The food sale will include Indian tacos, “tacos in a bag” and soup.
For more information, call
A holiday market is being held at the Poplar Cultural Center Dec. 17 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
There will be beadwork for sale, as well as star quilts, ledger art, parfleche, knives, auctions, baked goods, ribbon skits and shirts, medicinal lollipops and tea, walking sticks and Christmas gifts. The food sale will include Indian tacos, “tacos in a bag” and soup.
For more information, call
Kanyon Cruz Loucks was born Nov. 29 at 8:39 a.m. to Jennifer Moran Loucks and Bif Loucks of Wolf Point at Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow.
He weighed eight pounds 12 ounces and was 21 inches long.
He joins sisters Mahala, Marley and Bree and brother Maxton at home.
His grandparents are Gerald Moran, Teresa St. Germaine and Bob Loucks and Connie Walter, all of Wolf Point.
Kanyon Cruz Loucks was born Nov. 29 at 8:39 a.m. to Jennifer Moran Loucks and Bif Loucks of Wolf Point at Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital in Glasgow.
He weighed eight pounds 12 ounces and was 21 inches long.
He joins sisters Mahala, Marley and Bree and brother Maxton at home.
His grandparents are Gerald Moran, Teresa St. Germaine and Bob Loucks and Connie Walter, all of Wolf Point.
Wolf Point High School senior Audriana Four Bear impressed many area residents this fall with her outstanding oil painting of a buffalo.
Four Bear said the art work took her three months to complete. The finished project is 56 inches by 36 inches.
“I know that Native American Week was coming up, and I wanted to give myself time to work on it,” Four Bear said. “I wanted something to
Wolf Point High School senior Audriana Four Bear impressed many area residents this fall with her outstanding oil painting of a buffalo.
Four Bear said the art work took her three months to complete. The finished project is 56 inches by 36 inches.
“I know that Native American Week was coming up, and I wanted to give myself time to work on it,” Four Bear said. “I wanted something to
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