Three Culbertson High School students came away with honors from this year’s state Business Professionals of America contest. Tige Purvis took third place in the Linux Operating Systems competition. Makena Hauge, a sophomore, placed fourth in Network Administration Using Cisco and Server Administration Using Microsoft. Cody Larsen and Purvis earned fourth-place honors for Presentation

Jenny Ross (left to right) and Culbertson High School senior Mc-Kinsey Justice took advantage of the nice weather Easter Sunday and delivered candy-filled eggs to children in Culbertson. (Submitted photo)

Culbertson faced strong competition at the season- opening track meet in Glasgow on Thursday, April 1, but scored its share of points at the 22-team competition. The Cowgirls accounted for 13.5 points at the Glasgow Invitational for 15th place. Hinsdale topped the team standings with 52 points followed by Havre with 51 and Plentywood with 50 points. Highlighting Culbertson’s efforts was

The Bainville Bulldogs were glad that track was back as the Bulldogs competed at the 22-team Glasgow Invitational on Thursday, April 1. Bainville’s senior Kaden Hansen earned fifth-place in the discus with a best of 12102. He took 10th in the shot put with a mark of 38-1. Best results for Bainville’s girls included Emma Poser taking 17th in the 1600 and 18th in the 800. Micah Anderson

For the fifth time in less than a year, Montana will add a new state record fish to its books. The latest fish is a longnose sucker from the Missouri River caught on March 26. Weighing in at 3.42 pounds, the 20.1-inch sucker was landed by Jacob Bernhardt of Great Falls while fishing in Cascade County. Bernhardt’s fish broke the previous longnose sucker record of 3.27 pounds, set in 1988 with