28 August 2025

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Bainville Shoots To Contend During Six-Man Football Campaign

Bainville Shoots To Contend During Six-Man Football Campaign


After earning the conference championship last season, Bainville’s football team looks to continue its winning ways this year. “I expect a good year,” Bainville Coach Shawn Romo said. “But Terry and Jordan will be two strong teams in our conference and there are always some surprises.” The Bulldogs have a turnout of 16 players including three freshmen. Returning two-way starters

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Bainville Volleyball Squad Hopes To Continue Winning Ways

Bainville Volleyball Squad Hopes To Continue Winning Ways


Coming off their best volleyball season in school history, the Bainville Bulldogs are shooting for more success this season. “We lost some important pieces, but we worked hard this summer,” Coach Kallie Clarke said. “I think they are excited to work hard and see where it goes.” Returning starters for the Bulldogs include senior middle blocker Addison Hansen, senior outside hitter

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Froid/Lake Prepares To Battle In Six-Man Football Conference

Froid/Lake Prepares To Battle In Six-Man Football Conference


The Froid/Lake Red Hawks are set to improve after going through a struggling season a year ago. “We are young, but we are always working hard to improve,” Coach Michael Reiter said. Returning starters for the Red Hawks are junior Rylan Young at quarterback and safety, junior Eddie Orozco at running back and linebacker and junior Teegan Fossum at offensive end and defensive end. Former

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Red Hawks Shoot For Successful Volleyball Season In District

Red Hawks Shoot For Successful Volleyball Season In District


The Froid/Lake Red Hawks are shooting to be one of the top teams in the District 2C volleyball race this season. Top returning players for the squad include junior Isabelle Nordwick, junior Keira Stentoft, junior Jordyn Breuer, senior Avery Johnson and sophomore Joelle Davidson. New head coach Kelsie Williams said the team’s greatest strength are its constant motivation and dedication.
21 August 2025

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Schools Celebrate Improved Testing Scores

Schools Celebrate Improved Testing Scores


A week before classes began in Wolf Point, teachers and school officials had an opportunity to share positive results during an assembly on Tuesday, Aug. 12. “It was a celebration of some things that have happened,” Wolf Point Superintendent of Schools Dr. David Perkins said. “Growth is happening.” Perkins was referring to a number of test results that school officials have seen

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Local Radio Station  Holds Many Memories

Local Radio Station Holds Many Memories


As is recognized on Wednesday, Aug. 20, Wolf Point should be grateful for the long history that its own radio station carries. According to Roosevelt County’s Treasured Years, Wolf Point was only the second city in Montana to have a radio station. KGCX was started in 1929 by Ed Krebsbach. The initial authorized power was 250 watts, but the power was increased to 1000 watts in 1936. Krebsbach

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