The Wolf Point Pound Puppies are hosting a spay and neuter clinic March 6-7 at 420 Cascade Street. The list for dogs was full as of Feb. 26, but interested parties stay tuned as no-shows are common. This is a low cost clinic. Fees are $50 for cats and $100 for dogs. The price includes all vaccinations, de-wormer and flea/tick treatment. The group also takes care of some minor medical issues like

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Mar. 4: Porcupine meatballs, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans and dessert. Mar. 9: Pork chops, stuffing, corn and dessert. Mar. 11: Tuna noodle casserole, mixed vegetables and dessert.

We would like to remind you that even though COVID-19 has not gone anywhere, neither have we. We are still open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with the exception of legal holidays. We are available by phone or in person by appointment, and we are also available to meet with clients by appointment in Culbertson. We are still providing senior meals in Bainville, Culbertson, Froid

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Feb. 25: Hamburgers with all the fixings, baked beans, chips and dessert. Mar. 2: Chef salad, broccoli and cheese soup, breadsticks and dessert. Mar. 4: Porcupine meatballs, mashed potatoe, gravy, green beans and dessert.

Wolf Point School Mar. 1: Breakfast: Cinnamon toasters, strawberry bars and apples. Lunch: Chicken nuggets, whole wheat rolls, fruits and vegetables. Mar. 2: Breakfast: Mini waffles, syrup and oranges. Lunch: Taco/shells, fruits and vegetables. Mar. 3: Breakfast: Pretzesl with cheese and applesauce. Lunch: Tuna noodle hotdish, whole wheat rolls, fruits and vegetables. Mar. 4: Breakfast:

The Montana Film Office has announced a newly designed website, set to officially launch on March 1. “We wanted to make the new website easier to navigate, more user-friendly and more appealing to producers and filmmakers worldwide looking to make Montana their Ultimate Location,” said a press release from the organization. Film producers depend on the Montana Film Office to help navigate

received for the open police officer position. He also submitted a letter of resignation from Officer Kahlil Wehbe. Chief Harada said Wehbe is leaving the department for personal reasons. Councilmember Tina Betshismedicine asked the council to follow up on plans to remodel the pound facilities per an agreement with Health Promotion Disease Prevention staff and the Fort Peck Tribes. She said