Dense fog covered our region until Wednesday with rain last Sunday and 26 degree temps making ice on the gravel. Warmer temperatures and clearing skies came Wednesday and Thursday. Many prayers went up for those traveling to Billings with students competing in the FIRST Lego League Qualifying Tournament on Saturday, Jan. 20. The Lustre Lego Lions Club is open to fourth to eighth graders. This

Northside School held its spelling bee last week. Winners included: Kori Hentges, first place, Kellen Moran, second, Brylee Bearcub, third, Taven Bauer, fourth, Cali Gorder, fifth, Audrey Kent, sixth, Madrox Healy, seventh, Chance Welch, eighth, Aurora Bighorn, ninth, Layne Allrunner, 10th, Caydee Gorder, 11th and Brooklyn Turcotte, 12th. The winners will attend the school district spelling bee on

The Poplar High School Student Council keeps assisting the Wolf Point Pound Puppies with donations and awareness. Student council advisor Tara Zumbrun said that for the past five years, a “miracle minute” is held monthly where student council members go around to homerooms with buckets and collect donations. Zumbrun said the fundraiser brings about $1,500 annually to Pound Puppies. New

Directors for the Silverwolf Casino were elected during the Wolf Point Community Organization’s meeting held on Monday, Jan. 15. The two individuals voted to three-year terms were Colleen Birdsbill and Dwayne Hamilton. Elected to one-year terms were Karen Todd and Wayne Two Bulls. Voted as alternates were Roxanne Gourneau and Lawrence Hamilton. Lance FourStar of the Fort Peck Democratic