Building gingerbread houses is a holiday tradition in many classrooms and households. But as any adult enlisted to help out with the project can attest, constructing gingerbread creations tends to be a messy business. Kids and counters are covered in sticky icing, candy rolls onto the floor, and unless the builders are especially adept, many gingerbread homes topple over before they can be appreciated.

Visit To Faith Home Junior Optimists Lend Hand In Community The Wolf Point Junior Optimists kicked off their year by visiting Faith Home residents on Wednesday, Nov. 13. The students, from Northside and the junior high school, helped residents build turkey cups in place treats in. They also all colored turkeys on papers. “The kids enjoy it,” Barbara Olson, advisor for the Junior

Wolf Point School Board members heard about challenges that the school district is facing during their monthly meeting on Monday, Nov. 10. During her report, high school principal Kim Hanks said there has been an increase in physical infractions and drug related offenses in the building during the fall. Hanks said educators are looking of making changes to address the problem such as updated