Beginning Jan. 1, you will no longer be on your old plan and your new plan begins. You will want to discard your old plan’s insurance card and put your new one in its place. You will want to give your drug store/provider your new insurance card information for billing. Those people who chose to pay their premiums via coupon book can pay monthly or make as many payments as they want by sending

Wolf Point’s speech and drama students earned first in drama sweeps and second in speech sweeps during the meet in Glendive on Saturday, Jan. 6. Ryan Schumacher and Chase Adams scored first in humorous theater. Cole Boysun and Elli Ryan placed fifth in the category. Del Eymard and Quiarrah Rios took third in dramatic theater. Walker Harmon and Ryver Summers placed third in classical theater.

Frontier School Jan. 15: Poppyseed chicken with wild rice, fruits and veggies. Jan. 16: Tacos, refried beans, fruits and veggies. Jan. 17: Waffles and sausages, hashbrowns, fruits and veggies. Jan. 18: Indian butter chicken over rice, fruits and veggies. Jan. 19: Pizza, (no salad bar), carrot sticks and apple sauce. *** Wolf Point School Jan. 15: Breakfast: Biscuits and gravy and

More than one-in-four Montana high school students currently use e-cigarettes, and the disposable e-cigarettes many of them use are bigger and badder than ever before. According to a recent study in Tobacco Control, the amount of e-liquid a disposable e-cigarette device can hold increased by 518 percent and the average nicotine strength increased by 294 percent. As a result, the amount

At the University of Montana, more than 2,800 undergraduate students made the fall semester 2023 dean’s list or president’s 4.0 list. To qualify, students must be undergraduates, earn a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher and receive grades of A or B in at least nine credits. Culbertson’s Julia Lee earned selection to the president’s list. Wolf Point’s Dana Hughes and Rebekah Landsrud

Wolf Point Jan. 11: Chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetable and dessert. Jan. 16: Sloppy Joes, potato salad and dessert. Jan. 18: Beef tips over noodles, mixed vegetable and dessert.

Reach Higher Montana, a leading non-profit organization dedicated to supporting education and empowering Montana students, announced Jan. 3 that they have launched their “It’s Scholarship Time” application for high school and college students across the state. The “It’s Scholarship Time” initiative simplifies the application process by offering a single, comprehensive application

College News Recent graduates from the University of Montana in Missoula included Ramey Growing Thunder of Poplar with a doctor of philosophy degree in interdisciplinary studies.

The New Year is all about creating a new you. One of the best ways to be a “new you” is to become tobacco or nicotine-free. Quitting the use of commercial tobacco or nicotine products in any form is the best thing you can do for your health. If you’re considering quitting, now is a great time to take that step. If you’ve already stopped even for one day, congratulate yourself and take