Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball team experienced a slow start and fell at home to Harlem, 64-47, on Saturday, Feb. 7. Harlem gained an early 10-4 lead, but the Wolves fought back on a basket by Adalynn Smith off a pass from Maci Fourstar and a three-pointer by Jorilynn Black Eagle. The Wildcats went on to lead by a 19-13 margin at the end of the quarter. With the score at 22-15 in

Brockton’s boys’ basketball team clinched the regular- season championship for District 2C with a 67-32 victory over Froid/Lake on Friday, Feb. 6. Brockton’s Coach John Nygard believes this is the Warriors’ first conference title since 2004. The Warriors jumped out to 24-7 lead in the first quarter and held a 45-11 half-time advantage. Leading Brockton’s attack were Miles

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team stayed close early, but the Wolves lost to an explosive Harlem team, 70-52, on Saturday, Feb. 7. A three-pointer by Sean Hamilton and an inside hoop by Cole Holen put the Wolves into a 5-5 deadlock against Harlem, which entered the game with a 12-2 record. Two baskets by Richard Campbell, including one off a nice pass from Hamilton, kept Wolf Point close

By Vivian Wall Lustre Grade School held its spelling bee in preparation for the Valley County Spelling bee to be held in Frazer on Feb. 25. Mrs. Dawson 01fert addressed the students. She said “There are times in life when we need to be doing the hard things. Being part of a spelling bee is an opportunity to learn how to do a hard thing. Be brave and take courage.” Judges were Tiffany Garner,

Members of Wolf Point High School’s pep band play a strong sound prior to the basketball games on Saturday, Feb. 1 . (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Those who wish to learn and view a good deal of this area’s history should check out the Fort Peck Community College Digital . A ton of memories can be found either on the group’s Facebook page or in person on the lower level of the college’s War Eagle Vision building in Poplar. Ed Broaddus, the volunteer coordinator of the project, explains the project started about six months ago,

The Roosevelt County commissioners recently sent a letter to Gov. Greg Gianforte with the request of assistance in purchasing the National Guard Armory building in Culbertson. It was announced in June 2024 that soldiers who are part of Detachment 1, 260th Engineer Company in Culbertson will consolidate with the rest of the unit and attend drills in Miles City or Billings no later than December