Wolf Point High School senior Riley Schwarzrock presents star quilts to (from left) Keith Hays, Bif Loucks and Dan Horsmon during the volleyball team’s senior night on Thursday, Oct. 16.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Wolf Point High School senior Riley Schwarzrock presents star quilts to (from left) Keith Hays, Bif Loucks and Dan Horsmon during the volleyball team’s senior night on Thursday, Oct. 16.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Poplar’s superstar students include (back row from left) Cambrie Schindler, Hanna Arthur, Alexander Hopkins- Jackson, Quade Boyd and Georgia Good Bird; (front) Whisper Big Beaver, Emanuel Yellow Hammer and Ransom Kirn.
(Photo submitted)
Poplar’s superstar students include (back row from left) Cambrie Schindler, Hanna Arthur, Alexander Hopkins- Jackson, Quade Boyd and Georgia Good Bird; (front) Whisper Big Beaver, Emanuel Yellow Hammer and Ransom Kirn.
(Photo submitted)
Wolf Point’s National Honor Society induction saluted 18 junior and senior students in the auditorium on Wednesday, Oct. 8.
Existing members were Cole Boysun, Richard Campbell, Tavian Bell, Marley Moran, Lauren Rodenberg and Navella Weeks.
Students inducted on Wednesday were Sean Hamilton, Elliauna Ryan, Jayla Big Talk, Kailayla Villaluz, Maya Deserly, Nora Hansen, Reilly Rees, Aydyn
Wolf Point’s National Honor Society induction saluted 18 junior and senior students in the auditorium on Wednesday, Oct. 8.
Existing members were Cole Boysun, Richard Campbell, Tavian Bell, Marley Moran, Lauren Rodenberg and Navella Weeks.
Students inducted on Wednesday were Sean Hamilton, Elliauna Ryan, Jayla Big Talk, Kailayla Villaluz, Maya Deserly, Nora Hansen, Reilly Rees, Aydyn
Wolf Point Congregate Meals Oct. 16: Cod, garden rice, carrots and spider web brownies.
Oct. 21: Cube steaks with onion gravy, au gratin potatoes, peas and pumpkin parfaits.
Oct. 23: cheesy ham hashbrown bake, corn and witch hat cookies.
Wolf Point Congregate Meals Oct. 16: Cod, garden rice, carrots and spider web brownies.
Oct. 21: Cube steaks with onion gravy, au gratin potatoes, peas and pumpkin parfaits.
Oct. 23: cheesy ham hashbrown bake, corn and witch hat cookies.
Wolf Point High School senior Phelanee Brown is now one of the captains for the school’s cheer squad, but her becoming a cheerleader was a bit of a tale of destiny.
At the start of her freshman year, Brown had the intention of being part of the school’s volleyball program. But she missed the first practice of the season.
“I ended up going for cheer instead,” Brown said. “I actually
Wolf Point High School senior Phelanee Brown is now one of the captains for the school’s cheer squad, but her becoming a cheerleader was a bit of a tale of destiny.
At the start of her freshman year, Brown had the intention of being part of the school’s volleyball program. But she missed the first practice of the season.
“I ended up going for cheer instead,” Brown said. “I actually
New Nakoda Dakota Youth Council members elected officers over the weekend. “We elected our first female chairperson,” Carrie Manning told NPI. Amara Bates from Wolf Point High School was named chair, with Poplar High School’s Royal Crawford as vice chair. Ma’Kenzie Jackson (WPHS) was elected secretary and Brockton High School’s Mackenzie Jones will serve as treasurer. Sergent at arms will
New Nakoda Dakota Youth Council members elected officers over the weekend. “We elected our first female chairperson,” Carrie Manning told NPI. Amara Bates from Wolf Point High School was named chair, with Poplar High School’s Royal Crawford as vice chair. Ma’Kenzie Jackson (WPHS) was elected secretary and Brockton High School’s Mackenzie Jones will serve as treasurer. Sergent at arms will
Thanks to a donation from the Bigger Sky Kids, the Roosevelt County Library now features a professional picture hanging system.
Char Matejovsky, Bigger Sky Kids’ president, said the purchase of $768 was funded in large part by an Experience Grant from the Montana Arts Council.
“The system is a STAS Multirai, described as a globally patented picture hanging system equipped with integrated
Thanks to a donation from the Bigger Sky Kids, the Roosevelt County Library now features a professional picture hanging system.
Char Matejovsky, Bigger Sky Kids’ president, said the purchase of $768 was funded in large part by an Experience Grant from the Montana Arts Council.
“The system is a STAS Multirai, described as a globally patented picture hanging system equipped with integrated
Protect Yourself from Marketing Violations During Open Enrollment (Oct. 15Dec. 7). Health insurance companies try to reach people in various ways, such as television commercials, radio ads, events, mailings, phone calls and texts. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has rules for marketing Medicare Advantage plans and Part D plans. These rules protect Medicare beneficiaries from aggressive
Protect Yourself from Marketing Violations During Open Enrollment (Oct. 15Dec. 7). Health insurance companies try to reach people in various ways, such as television commercials, radio ads, events, mailings, phone calls and texts. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has rules for marketing Medicare Advantage plans and Part D plans. These rules protect Medicare beneficiaries from aggressive
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