An elementary Christmas concert is planned for Thursday, Dec. 17. Grades K-6 will be performing, beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the school gym. Choir teacher Russell Pfeifer said the high school and junior high concerts went well, with approximately 50 people attending the performances Dec. 10. At the Dec. 17 program, attendees can expect holiday arrangements of There We Go A Shoveling, Christmas

By: Aaron, fifth-grade The winter is fun. The snow is not. Bunnies like the snow. There was a chubby snowman with a carrot nose. Munch, munch, crunch. Then the bunny goes.

Montana has been making strides in reducing the spread of COVID after additional restrictions were put in place on Nov, 20, Gov. Steve Bullock said in a press conference on Thursday, Dec. 10. “Case numbers have started to decline,” Bullock said. The governor added that wearing masks and limiting gathering sizes work in containing the virus. Bullock said hospital stays have also decreased.

By Shanna Bets His Medicine, fifth-grade The elves yell “Ring the bells!” The big elf goes to dig The snowman goes and gets the mail from the mailman The gingerbread man goes back home The bright shiny ornament Shined so brightly Santa wore a big black hat And he’s fat.

North Dakota produced an average of 1.2 million barrels of oil per day in October. That figure is roughly equivalent to a similar production number for September, according to The Williston Herald. Preliminary figures released Monday showed 37,909,008 barrels of oil produced in October, or 1,222,871 barrels per day. In September, the state produced 36,693,215 barrels or 1,223,107 barrels per