The Indigenous Visionaries: Women’s Leadership Program (Indigenous Visionaries) at the American Indian College Fund (College Fund) supports the empowerment and success of Native women faculty and staff at tribal colleges and universities (TCUs) through a 10-month fellowship. Participating fellows receive a $4,000 stipend and place-based and experiential professional and personal development

Frontier School Nov. 6: Pulled pork hoagies. Nov. 7: Vegetable beef soup. Nov. 8: Tuna croissant. Nov. 9: Tatertot casserole. *** Wolf Point School Nov. 6: Chicken sandwiches, sweet potato fries, romaine blend, celery and mixed fruit. Nov. 7: Tacos, cauliflower and applesauce. Nov. 8: Fish sandwiches, baby bakers, romaine blend, broccoli and, pineapple. Nov. 9: Meatloaf,

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced two tribal higher education opportunities to train the next generation of agricultural professionals and strengthen ties with tribal higher education institutions. The USDA 1994 Tribal Scholars Program offers a fast-track career path with USDA, and the Terra Preta do Indio Tribal Faculty Fellowship engages tribal college faculty with USDA resources

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Nov. 2: Hamburgers deluxe, fries and dessert. Nov. 7: Tacos, Mexican street corn salad and dessert. Nov. 9: Chicken gnocci soup, Jello salad and dessert.

As Halloween nears, costumes, decorations and horror movies are sure to generate scares. Another thing that might generate a scare is the prevalence of youth using tobacco and nicotine products. Our young people are increasingly turning to new types of tobacco and nicotine products. Tobacco use and addiction mostly begin during adolescence. Nicotine exposure during adolescence can cause addiction,

On behalf of the Wolf Point Ministerial Association, we say thanks for all your support over the years. Originally, our association had three primary services we provided for our community. We provided a baccalaureate service for senior high graduates. Our association also organized a “community” Thanksgiving Service. While these last services are just history for now, we still provide a needed

Area schools will recognize Red Ribbon Week during the week, Oct. 23-27. Red Ribbon Week is the nation’s largest and longest running drug use prevention campaign. Since its beginning in 1985, the Red Ribbon has touched the lives of millions of people around the world. In response to the murder of DEA Agent Enrique Camarena, angered parents and youth in communities across the country began

Frontier School Oct. 30: Chicken dummies, au gratin potatoes, fruit and veggies. Oct. 31: Chili, cornbread, fruit and veggies. *** Wolf Point School Oct. 30: Breakfast: Rice crispies, cherry poptart and apples. Lunch: Chicken legs, mashed potatoes, gravy, steamed corn, side salad, dinner rolls and mandarin oranges. Oct. 31: Breakfast: Breakfast pizza and oranges. Lunch: Beef nachos

For the last several years, the Optimist Club of Wolf Point has been conducting Halloweenie. The event will again be offered this Halloween. Club members feel that Halloween means a sugar high for many youth. The Optimists feel the children should have a meal before they start to trick or treat and collect a bag full of candy. Halloweenie will take place at the Catholic stand on Main Street,