Wolf Point Congregate Meals May 5: Chicken and broccoli alfredo, breadsticks and
dessert.
May 10: Sloppy joes, pasta salad, chips and dessert.
May12: Roast beef, mashed potatoes, gravy, mixed veggies and dessert.
Wolf Point Congregate Meals May 5: Chicken and broccoli alfredo, breadsticks and
dessert.
May 10: Sloppy joes, pasta salad, chips and dessert.
May12: Roast beef, mashed potatoes, gravy, mixed veggies and dessert.
Department of Public Health and Human Services Adam Meier has announced the agency is conducting a Community Assessment Survey for Older Adults to help learn the priorities of Montanans related to services provided by the state.
DPHHS, in partnership with the 10 Area Agencies on Aging, is conducting the survey of older adults to learn how best to accommodate their needs.
“I encourage all
Department of Public Health and Human Services Adam Meier has announced the agency is conducting a Community Assessment Survey for Older Adults to help learn the priorities of Montanans related to services provided by the state.
DPHHS, in partnership with the 10 Area Agencies on Aging, is conducting the survey of older adults to learn how best to accommodate their needs.
“I encourage all
Lustre School May 9: Cheeseburger soup. May 10: Philly cheese steak.
May 11: Curry chicken.
May 12: Breakfast. May 13: Chicken parmesan. *** Frontier School May 9: Pizza sticks. May 10: Taco salad. May 11: Ham patties and potatoes.
May 12: Poppyseed chicken casserole.
May 13: Goulash. *** Wolf Point School May 9: Breakfast: Assorted cereals, breakfast bars and fruit. Lunch:
Lustre School May 9: Cheeseburger soup. May 10: Philly cheese steak.
May 11: Curry chicken.
May 12: Breakfast. May 13: Chicken parmesan. *** Frontier School May 9: Pizza sticks. May 10: Taco salad. May 11: Ham patties and potatoes.
May 12: Poppyseed chicken casserole.
May 13: Goulash. *** Wolf Point School May 9: Breakfast: Assorted cereals, breakfast bars and fruit. Lunch:
The golden rule of the 21st century is that digital activity is public and permanent.
Richard Guerry, executive director of IROC2.org, stressed that rule to students and parents during presentations throughout the area last week.
Guerry, who has been holding Montana tours during the last 13 years, held the talks in Wolf Point, Poplar, Culbertson, Froid, Richey and Plentywood last week. He
The golden rule of the 21st century is that digital activity is public and permanent.
Richard Guerry, executive director of IROC2.org, stressed that rule to students and parents during presentations throughout the area last week.
Guerry, who has been holding Montana tours during the last 13 years, held the talks in Wolf Point, Poplar, Culbertson, Froid, Richey and Plentywood last week. He
Roosevelt County had zero active COVID cases as of Monday, May 2. There have been 74 COVID-related deaths in the county.
Adult vaccination clinics are scheduled from 3-5 p.m. on May 5 in Wolf Point, on May 19 in Wolf Point and on May 26 in Culbertson.
Children’s vaccination clinics are scheduled on May 16 from 1-4 p.m. in Wolf Point. The clinic is for ages 5-11.
County health officials
Roosevelt County had zero active COVID cases as of Monday, May 2. There have been 74 COVID-related deaths in the county.
Adult vaccination clinics are scheduled from 3-5 p.m. on May 5 in Wolf Point, on May 19 in Wolf Point and on May 26 in Culbertson.
Children’s vaccination clinics are scheduled on May 16 from 1-4 p.m. in Wolf Point. The clinic is for ages 5-11.
County health officials
May 10 marks 18 years of helping Montanans quit tobacco. Since 2004, more than 100,000 Montanans have called the Montana Tobacco Quit Line for help with their quit attempt and more than 36,000 have quit.
Montana has one of the highest quit rates for all tobacco products in the nation, according to the North American Quitline Consortium. The quit rate is significantly higher for Montanans who
May 10 marks 18 years of helping Montanans quit tobacco. Since 2004, more than 100,000 Montanans have called the Montana Tobacco Quit Line for help with their quit attempt and more than 36,000 have quit.
Montana has one of the highest quit rates for all tobacco products in the nation, according to the North American Quitline Consortium. The quit rate is significantly higher for Montanans who
The Wolf Point Wolves competed at the very tough Elks Invitational in Glendive on Thursday, April 28.
The meet featured 36 teams and more than 800 athletes including those from the Class A ranks and North Dakota squads.
Wolf Point finished with 10 points for 19th place in the girls’ division and eight points for 16th place in the boys’ division.
The top five girls’ squads were Williston
The Wolf Point Wolves competed at the very tough Elks Invitational in Glendive on Thursday, April 28.
The meet featured 36 teams and more than 800 athletes including those from the Class A ranks and North Dakota squads.
Wolf Point finished with 10 points for 19th place in the girls’ division and eight points for 16th place in the boys’ division.
The top five girls’ squads were Williston
Wolf Point’s boys scored 30 points for eighth place and Wolf Point’s girls finished with 12 points for 14th place at the Fairfield/Belt State Preview track meet held in Great Falls on Saturday, April 30.
The top three boys’ squads were Seeley-Swan with 67 points, Glasgow with 48 and Lewistown with 41 points.
Topping the girls’ division were Seeley-Swan with 78 points, Lewistown with
Wolf Point’s boys scored 30 points for eighth place and Wolf Point’s girls finished with 12 points for 14th place at the Fairfield/Belt State Preview track meet held in Great Falls on Saturday, April 30.
The top three boys’ squads were Seeley-Swan with 67 points, Glasgow with 48 and Lewistown with 41 points.
Topping the girls’ division were Seeley-Swan with 78 points, Lewistown with
Poplar’s girls accounted for seven points during the Fairfield/ Belt state preview track meet held in Great Falls on Saturday, April 30.
Seeley-Swan took first place in both the boys’ and girls’ divisions at the meet.
Jazmin Gorder led Poplar’s girls by placing third in the 3200-meter run with a time of 12:35.41. The senior finished seventh in the 400 at 65.50 seconds.
The 1600-meter
Poplar’s girls accounted for seven points during the Fairfield/ Belt state preview track meet held in Great Falls on Saturday, April 30.
Seeley-Swan took first place in both the boys’ and girls’ divisions at the meet.
Jazmin Gorder led Poplar’s girls by placing third in the 3200-meter run with a time of 12:35.41. The senior finished seventh in the 400 at 65.50 seconds.
The 1600-meter
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