It’s been a crazy roller coaster ride over the last several days at the walleye spawning operation on Fort Peck Reservoir! Water surface temperatures on Thursday ranged from 35 to 40 degrees, but quickly warmed to 47 degrees throughout our trap netting locations on Saturday. This prompted walleye to start cruising the shorelines once again in an attempt to spawn. We were only able to bring

Track athletes from Culbertson, Bainville and Froid/ Lake participated at the Glasgow junior high track meet on Saturday, April 17. Culbertson scored 10 points for sixth-grade boys, four points for seventh-grade boys, 36 points for eighthgrade boys, 10 points for sixth-grade girls and four points for eighth-grade girls. Bridger Salvevold took first in the 800 and fourth in the long jump for

Academic Olympics Bainville’s junior high students (left to right) Miah Pippenger, Hailey Berwick, Tally Berwick, Elsie Wilson and Kaden Holmes participated at the Academic Olympics event on Wednesday, April 14. The Students advanced into the semi-finals for oral rounds. Tally Berwick placed fourth in social studies and ninth in English. (Submitted photo)

Harling’s Darlings James Harling (left to right) was escorted to the Father & Daughter/Mother & Son dance in Culbertson April 18 by Melody, Mallory and Leah. (Photo by James Walling)

Froid School held its science fair on Tuesday, April 13. Students placing with their entries included the following: Grades 5-6: First place tie, Haven Martensen and Isabelle Nordwick; second place, Eduardo Orozco; and third place, Jordyn Breuer. Grades 7-8: First place, Milo Stangeland and Trent Williams; second place, Briar Granger and Brielle Britton; and third place, Joseph Robertson and