Ron and Etta Olfert of Lustre have been honored as VFW Post #3107 EMTs of the Year and Montana’s EMTs of the Year. “With an incredible 48 years of service to the Lustre and Frazer communities, the pair have been the epitome of dedication and compassion,” said a Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital representative. “Serving on the FMDH Stat Ambulance-Lustre service, they have selflessly committed

LCHS members are (left to right, front) Alexa Reddig, Rachel Pew, Sara Dahl, Hannah Marasco, (back row) Cassidy Mason, Emeka Aniobi, Natoli Tesgera and Grace Brown. Missing are Kayden Klatt and Abigail Olfert. (Submitted

The annual was held in Culbertson Monday, May 6, organized by special education teacher Janelle Ator. Students attended from Lustre, Brockton, Bainville, Culbertson and Froid. (Submitted photo)

The Wolf Point Lions Club served more than 250 hungry pancake fans during their annual pancake breakfast on Saturday, May 4. Lions volunteering their time at the breakfast included (above, left to right)Dennis Heser, Cam Martin, Jeff Presser, Penny Presser, Dave Fyfe, Cody Sietsema, Emily Dillinger, Carolyn Rees, Louise Petersen, Keith Higgins, Brandi Lynn Wilkinson, Tara Thomas and Jim Patch. A group

Attendees participated in a walk/march dedicated to raising awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People in Brockton Friday, May 3. Brockton School hosted activities dedicated to raising awareness for MMIW/P over the past week. Organizer Angeline Cheek told the Northern Plains Independent that Dakota spiritual leader Dylan Youpee spoke to youth about the connection awareness