Now in its sixth year, the Women’s Day Retreat attracted a good crowd again on Saturday, Oct. 11, at Gospel Fellowship Church in Wolf Point. Diane Andrews is the founder of the Women Finding Rest and Renew through Christ centered retreats. She said the twice a year events have between 80-100 participants each time. Along with local women, other participants come from towns such as Plentywood,

The Program at the Roosevelt County Library had fun reading “Five Little Pumpkins” by Iris Van Rynbach. They also created their own “Thumb-Kin Patch”, made spider webs, created monsters and colored festive October coloring pages. This week, they will be decorate pumpkins to take home. The next Playtime Pals’ sessions are scheduled for Wednesdays, Oct. 15, 22 and 29. There are crafts every

The Lustre Christian High School Foundation’s annual 100 Club fund drive will be kicked off with a dinner at 6 p.m. (appetizers at 5:30) on Monday, Oct. 20, in the LCHS cafeteria. It is open to all LCHS supporters who give $100 or more to the foundation. RSVPs were sough by Oct. 15. The special speaker is Neil Zerbe, LCHS/LBA alum and retired U.S. Navy. Roberto and Heather Atienza and their