Culbertson lines up its largest golf squad in memory as the team begins its 2024 campaign. “Our team nearly doubled in size from last year,” Culbertson coach Jimie Lou Morris said. “The golf team this year has six boys and four girls.” Returning golfers for the boys’ team are senior Mathew Wadsworth and Mark Kirkaldie. Newcomers for the Cowboys include junior Bridger Salvevold,

Bainville’s golf program has a good turnout of 10 students this season. “This is the most that I’ve ever had,” Coach Dan Lambert said. He estimates that he’s been coaching for eight years. Returning golfers for the Bulldogs include Alex Strickland, Kailyn Romo and Chandi Johnston. Romo qualified for the state meet last year. Lambert is pleased that the Bulldogs have enough golfers

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks have 19 athletes including four senior boys out for track this season. Seniors on the squad are Mason Dethman, Cian Logan, Daniel Forizs and Nate Stentoft. Dethman enjoyed an excellent junior track season for the Red Hawks as he placed fourth in the 200-meter dash and fifth in the 100 at the Class C state meet. He also qualified for the state meet in the shot put,

The Bainville Bulldogs look forward to a strong season with 18 athletes this track campaign. “We have a lot of state qualifiers from last year,” Bainville Coach Chance Hyatt said. Heading the list are seniors Samuel Butikofer and Charles Butikofer. The twins tied for fifth place in the high jump at the Class C state track meet last season. Charles also qualified for the state meet in the

Wolf Point was one of only a handful of schools in the entire state selected for a team building project to promote leadership and the spirit of working together. Kiera Moog of the Montana Office of Public Instruction explains Wolf Point was selected based on a collaboration between Wolf Point’s superintendent of schools Dr. David Perkins, the office of public instruction and Canvas Creek

The Wolf Point School Board approved the purchase of a new boiler at Southside Elementary School during its monthly meeting on Monday, March 11. One of Southside’s two boilers is currently down and the other boiler is 21 years old. Bids for the boiler were $31,488 from the Montana Boiler Service of Billings and $28,875 from Long Building Intelligence of Billings. Facilities director

Doug Marottek of Poplar is the third candidate who has filed for the Roosevelt County Commissioner position. Marottek’s work experience includes being a deputy for the Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office from 2001-2009, serving with the tribal police and then being chief of police in Poplar for a couple of years. He currently is an oilfield worker and works as manager of the Buckhorn

A familiar individual to the Roosevelt County Attorney’s office is seeking the head position for the office. Ralph J. “Jim” Patch is the third candidate to file for the Roosevelt County Attorney election. Patch feels he is the most qualified candidate for the office since he served for 21 years as the county’s attorney including 13 years at a part-time position and eight at a full-time