The Brockton Invitational featured quality athletes from area schools including Scobey, Brockton, Frazer, Lustre and Wolf Point on Saturday, Sept. 19. In the boys’ division, Scobey and Brockton each finished with 20 points to top the standings. The Scobey Spartans earned team honors in the girls’ division with 17 points. Individual champions were Culbertson’s Anna Steppler with

FORT PECK — They met them at the reservation’s eastern boundary. It was a cool, blustery early-fall afternoon, and citizens of the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes had gathered to meet a caravan that had traveled more than 1,800 miles from Pennsylvania. Included in that procession of vehicles from the east were the remains of three “relatives,” just teenagers when they left

The barracks at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, housed Native American students from Indian reservations and tribal designated places in the U.S. between 1879-1918. As many as 8,000 students attended the boarding school from more than 140 tribes, including tribes on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, as part of a government program that separated them from their families,

A little more than a decade ago, the community of Scobey didn’t have a gymnastics program. Fast forward to the present, Scobey now showcases a program of 70 students and has been admired by people throughout northeastern Montana who have enjoyed watching them entertain during athletic half-time performances. The surge started when Amanda Manternach began offering classes during the fall of