The Froid/Lake Red Hawks have 16 athletes out for track this season under head coach Amanda Murray. Girls on the squad include Becca Nelson, Atley Jensen, Keilee Williams, Leah Murray, Jordan Breuer, Keira Stentoft and Camri Salvevold. The boys’ team features Bryce Murray, Lane Bakken, Kaj Jensen, Eli James, Cody Olson, Eddie Orozco, Aaron Orozco, Bentley Williams and Owen Logan.

Froid/Lake enjoys a great turnout for golf with 16 players this season. The group includes 13 boys and three girls. Out for the sport are Bentley Williams, Aleya Hobbs, Carson Aasheim, Jhett Davidson, Rylan Young, Carsen Kelm, Cody Olson, Kylie Wivholm, Easton Marottek, Mira Bakken, Eddie Orozco, Aaron Orozco, Jake Nordlund, Finn Hoffman, Tyler Bakken and Colton Nordwick. Coach Autumn

Culbertson opened track practice with 34 athletes out with 21 boys and 13 girls. Coach Dave Solem believes this is the best turnout since around 2009 or 2010. “This is a big team,” the coach said. “It’s a ton of kids for us this year.” The returning athletes include Brooks Solem, a junior, who placed second in the javelin and sixth in the high jump at last year’s Class C state

Culbertson’s golf team is enjoying a good turnout this season with 11 total golfers on the squad. The boys’ team consists of senior Ian Snyder, junior Glen Sager, sophomore Wyatt Martin, sophomore Felixe Becker, eighth grader Noah Martin, eighth grader Dakota Bigler and eighth grader CeJay Flinn. W. Martin qualified for the state meet last season. The girls’ squad features senior Josie

Bainville’s track squad features 16 boys and eight girls for a total turnout of 24 athletes this spring. Coach Chance Hyatt said his goal is for the Bulldogs to be competitive at the district and divisional meets this season. Other goals include staying healthy, improving skills/ athleticism and the mental aspect of the sport. Returning letterwinners include Austin Evelan, Addison Hansen,

Whether it occurs in a park or a prison or in a small Wolf Point church, Danny Lindsay’s goal remains to change the lives of people in a positive way. Lindsay, who has served as a pastor for about 47 years, knows first-hand how drastically a life can turn when a person makes a commitment to God. That’s partly why the Easter season is so important to him. “Easter is Christ has risen

Poplar celebrated its 2026 prom with a beautifully decorated gym and excited participating students on Saturday, March 28. This year’s theme was “Metalic Masquerade.” Some of the couples worn masks to keep with the theme. Poplar’s prom featured 47 couples along with about 15 individuals walking alone during the grand march. The grand march ended with Zane Dupree being crowned king