Wolf Point High School senior Brenna Blount likes the feeling she gets when she’s on top of her basketball game. Her strongest suit is providing the Wolves with an offensive spark when she’s hot from three-point range. Highlights so far this season have included hitting four long shots in a single quarter. “It’s like I’m nervous in the beginning of a game. When I make one, I make

Northside Elementary School students entertained parents and community members with their Sleigh The Holiday Spectacular on Wednesday, Dec. 18. The program was directed by Bridget Drummond. Assistant was Sonia Siason. Helen Welte served as piano accompanist. The fourth-grade students presented Aarf on the Housetop, which told the story of homeless puppies in a puppy pound until a family

This year’s Anderson Memorial Scholarship recipients are Ayla Yoder of Raymond, and Kash Ator of Plentywood. Since 2012 the Anderson Memorial Scholarship has been awarding scholarships to high school seniors and college students from Roosevelt and Sheridan counties who have been or are 4-H and/or FFA members. The number and the amount of scholarships awarded varies from year to year depending

Northside School fifth-grade students entertain with one of their four songs during the program. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Christmas break is here, beginning Friday, Dec. 20, to Jan. 5. Classes at both schools resumes Jan. 6. The EMB Church program was Dec. 22 at 6 p.m. The Lustre Christian High School basketball teams put on a powerful show for their first home game of the season on Thursday evening, Dec. 19, against Nashua. Highlights were Lauryn Holzrichter’s bucket at the buzzer, Kayden Charette’s three,

When Wolf Point High School senior Isabella Sanchez arrived at the school as a freshman, the excitement with the cheer program excited her. “My friends did cheer and made it look fun,” Sanchez remembers. As a sophomore, she tried out and made Wolf Point’s cheer squad. She has been a member of the program ever since. “I love cheer,” Sanchez said. “I’m really glad that I got involved

At the end of each month, the platoon quads of the Montana Youth Challenge Academy select a high-performing cadet from their platoon to enter this competition. The nominated cadets are recommended to the commandant who tests them in seven areas: uniform standards, physical fitness, academics, room inspections, marching practical, overall weekly evaluation scores and a written exam. Cadet