The Culbertson High School speech and drama team competed in the Red Lodge meet virtually on Saturday, Dec. 12. There were 40 Class B/C schools competing with 211 entries and 255 individual competitors vying for top placings. Thanks to the school’s and community’s great support, Culbertson has the technology necessary so the students can compete to the best of their ability. Placing third

A long, long, long time ago, a lady named Mary met as man named Joseph and fell in love. A few years later, they married and Mary had a dream that when she has a baby to name him Jesus. And when she did, she named him Jesus. Then Joseph had a dream that they had to move to Bethlehem because the evil king’s servant is nigh to kill baby Jesus. But when the bright star showed the two shepherds, three

Bulldogs FFA advisor Kellan Standley told the Community News that attendance was good at the Dec. 14 district meet in Bainville. “I was blown away by the turnout,” said Standley. “This was the most floriculture participants at least since I’ve been in the district (8 years) if not ever. With COVID-19, I asked advisors to give me a ‘best-case’ count for planning purposes, expecting

All through the halls on Christmas Night with no sight of St. Nick. With a big belly full of jelly and so happy and jolly. Up in the sleight with all the presents for all the kids who weren’t unpleasant Under the tree waiting for an unwrap lays a bunch of Christmas slack Up on the roof with Rudolph’s nose used a shiny red night light Back at the North Pole with all the elves who can’t

Froid Senior Congregate Meals Dec. 21: Chili dogs and dessert. Dec. 23: Meat-lovers flatbread pizza and dessert. Dec. 28: Polish sausages, sauerkraut and dessert. Bainville Senior Congregate Meals Dec. 17: Chicken strips, broasted potatoes, vegetable and dessert. Dec. 22: Lasagna, garlic bread, vegetables and dessert. Dec. 25: No meal. Culbertson Senior Congregate Meals

By: Kaden, fifth-grade My sister and I were decorating the Christmas tree, and after that we had a candy cane. Then I went to my room and played for a bit, and when I went to the table I saw everyone building gingerbread houses. I asked my mom, “Can I build one?” My gingerbread kept falling, so I don’t want to do it anymore.

Culbertson School Dec. 21: Tot casserole, applesauce and corn. Dec. 22: Corn dogs, fries and oranges. Dec. 23-31: No school. Froid School Dec. 21-31: No school.

When choosing a real Christmas tree for holiday celebrations, consumers should think about the many ways that trees can be repurposed after the holiday season. Some towns collect discarded trees to use them for various purposes. However, homeowners can get in on the action as well. The Old Farmer's Almanac offers these great ideas for post-holiday tree use. •Prop up the tree near