Due to the forecast of severe cold this week, the EMB Christmas program has been moved to Sunday, Dec. 25, at 11 a.m. The winner of the Lustre Grade School door decoration contest was third and fourth grade teacher Prince Agbisit with a 3-D reindeer with 75 votes. Second place was Kristen Lloyd, special education teacher, using cups to make a snowman. The third and fourth grade students put

Angela Miller of the Roosevelt County Fair was recognized at the International Association of Fairs and Expositions’ annual convention in Indianapolis, Ind., as a graduate of the Institute of Fair Management. Launched in 2007, the Institute consists of a series of courses covering the areas of core competency necessary for today’s industry professional and volunteers involved in the production

Shelby Martell’s kindergarten class was the overall winner for the door decorating contest at Southside Elementary School. School board members Lanette Clark and Lawerence Hamilton were the judges. Doors were chosen based on creativity, student cooperation, and Christmas spirit. Tribal Executive Board members Shannon Martell and Stacey Summers will sponsor a pizza party for the winning classes.

Dezi Adams’ fourth-grade classroom was the overall winner for the door decorating contest at Northside Elementary School. School board members Lanette Clark and Lawerence Hamilton were the judges. Doors were chosen based on creativity, student cooperation and Christmas spirit. Tribal Executive Board members Shannon Martell and Stacey Summers will sponsor a pizza party for the winning classes.

It’s a long ways on the calendar until the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede takes place, but the event’s committee is busy at work to raise fund for the celebration. For the past couple of weeks, committee volunteers have been selling Christmas trees three nights a week at the Stampede grounds. Committee member Jack Stensland estimates this is the 15th year that the committee has offered