Froid School Feb. 20: Corn dogs, fries, veggies and fruit. Feb. 21: Taco bravo, refried beans, lettuce mix and taco bar. Feb. 22: Roast turkey, mashed potatoes/gravy, buns, veggies and dessert. Feb. 23: Chicken noodle soup, ham sandwich, veggies and fruit. Feb. 24: Sloppy joes, fries, veggies and fruit. *** Culbertson School Feb. 20: Corn dogs, smiles and pears. Feb. 21:

Northern Plains Independent Community News Anonymous Todd Keller Oelkers Service Station Culbertson Car Wash and Laundromat Heritage Grocery (Hometown Market) Finnicum’s Stagecoach James L. Johnson, CPA/Darla Downs, MSA Smokey’s Bar & Casino, Bainville Wild West Diner Eddy Bauer Sales Wolf City Auto Albertsons The Tavern The Sherman Inn Swap Shop Southside Jet Wash Dakota Cafe

Wolf Point will hold a Spring Hoopfest on April 8. The basketball tournament is for students in grades 3-8. Cost is $175 per team. Registration begins on Feb. 20, and ends on March 31. To register, go to www. tourneymachine.com. For more information, call Brock Copenhaver at 406561-3874.

The Fort Peck Tribes is one of four tribes in Montana that will receive a grant from the Montana Highway Administration for road safety. The Montana Highway Administration will award the Fort Peck Tribes $2,500 to update an existing transportation safety plan and $200,000 for safety improvement to BIA Route 1. Tribal chairman Floyd Azure said the funds were certainly needed to improve the

The Great Northern Development Corp. experienced a very busy and successful year in 2022. “It was a much bigger year,” Tori Matejovsky, executive director, said. “We definitely saw more clients requests for small business technical assistance.” GNDC assisted 11 businesses secure $8.1 million into the seven county region in the form of private, state and federal funds. Small Business

Roosevelt County commissioners approved 18 of 19 resolutions to declare the existence of several county roads during their regular meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 31. The resolution voted down by a 2-1 margin was 2023-74, which dealt with Road 1017. Commissioner Robert Toavs said he had concerns because some of the road, but not all of the road, has an easement to state land. County Attorney Frank