Frazer’s boys’ basketball squad is shooting to move up in the District 3C standings this season. “We did some good things this summer,” Frazer coach Myron Jackson said. Returning players for the Bearcubs include Ty Fourstar, Christopher Fox, Cassius Smoker, Travis Long, Jarvis Goodbird, Chase Jackson, Joseph Beston, Zayden Hentges and Gabe Beston. “I honestly think we will

Coming off their best season in school history, Lustre Christian’s boys’ basketball team hopes to reach its goal again this campaign. Last year, the Lions won the Eastern C divisional championship and went on to play at the Class C state tournament. This season’s team features 21 players. Coach Randy Reddig feels this is the second largest turnout ever. Last year, the Lions had 24 players

With all five starters returning, Lustre’s girls’ basketball squad seeks a return trip to the divisional tournament this season. Starters back for the Lions are senior Aubri Holzrichter, senior Alexa Reddig, senor Grace Brown, sophomore Hannah Brown and junior Abby Olfert. Reddig is a multi-year All-State selection. Lauryn Holzrichter, a freshman, and Jaden Gibson, a junior, also saw

With three starters returning from last season’s divisional team, the Froid/Lake’s girls’ basketball squad are working toward another successful season. The Red Hawks lost their top scorers and rebounders from last year’s squad, but returning starters include senior Jaeleigh Davidson, junior Mara Salvevold and junior Brooklyn Nordwick. Froid/Lake coach Josh Stentoft is pleased with

The Fort Peck Tribal Elders Program made sure area seniors were going to be well fed this Thanksgiving with turkey distribution conducted in Wolf Point on Thursday, Nov. 16, and in Poplar on Friday, Nov. 17. Lotene Hairy Chin, care giving coordinator, said 400 turkeys were given to elders through the Fort Peck Reservation including those in Wolf Point, Poplar and Frazer. Recipients needed

Wolf Point High School principal Kim Hanks provided encouraging information regarding academic progress during the school board meeting on Monday, Nov. 13. Hanks said math testing results recently received show good growth for freshmen and excellent growth for sophomores. The math results were impressive for the current sophomores when comparing scores from 2021-2022 to 2023-2024. The results

Frank Piocos and his attorney, Phillip J. DeFelice, have filed a petition of objection to the county’s motion to dismiss Piocos’ lawsuit which seeks declaratory relief and claims the county didn’t have authority to remove Piocos from office. The petition claims that the county’s motion to dismiss fails to addresses the legal mechanism or even address whether Piocos’ salary should have