Nemont Telephone Cooperative, Inc. and Northwest Communications Cooperative have announced the sale of Nemont’s North Dakota telecom properties to NCC. Nemont’s customers in Williston, Trenton, Fortuna, Ambrose and East Westby will now be served by North Dakota-based NCC, a 100 percent fiber-to-the-home internet service and communications provider. Nemont and NCC share the same values and

What do bats do at night? Aerobatics! What do bats like to eat? Moths! Join Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and others for two opportunities to learn about and observe the fascinating world of bats, along with a special focus on moths and agriculture in Malta. Everyone is welcome to these events, but any youngsters under the age of 12 are encouraged to be accompanied by an adult. Some suggested

We sit half-way through the summer and thanks to the generosity of the folks of Wolf Point and beyond, the Community Bible Church has been able to expand as it reaches out to serve the community. So far this summer, we have served 360 breakfasts on Saturday mornings. Hot ham and cheese on a muffin, coffee, hot chocolate, water and doughnuts have been enjoyed. Because of the donation of a four

The Montana Department of Commerce and the Montana Small Business Development Center Network has announced that Small Business Development Center regional director Quincy Walter of Wolf Point is the 2024 Montana “State Star,” a national honor that recognizes outstanding performers from SBDCs around the country. Walter will be honored in September at the national America’s SBDC conference

What is a senior congregate meal? A senior congregate meal is a program that provides a hot, homecooked meal to adults 60 and older and their spouses in an accessible group setting. Menus are focused on meeting USDA dietary guidelines. Beyond providing nourishing food to eat and options to socialize, congregate meal sites may offer other services to improve participants health and wellbeing.

Wolf Point Congregate Meals July 25: Polish sausages, baked beans, coleslaw, birthday cake and ice cream. July 30: French dip sandwiches, fries and dessert. Aug. 1: Chicken-fried steak, baby baker potatoes, vegetable and dessert.

More than 190 4-H members from across the state visited Montana State University last week for the Montana 4-H Congress, an annual event offering competitive events, workshops, entertainment and social events. As the youth development program of MSU Extension, Montana 4-H reaches more than 17,000 youth each year and is supported by more than 3,000 volunteers. Stella Duran, a 4-H member