The Froid/Lake Red Hawks posted conference basketball victories at Brockton by large margins on Saturday, Jan. 23. Froid/Lake’s boys won by a 68-29 margin while the girls earned a 50-11 victory. In the boys’ contest, the Red Hawks’ full-court zone defense frustrated Brockton during the first half. The Red Hawks accounted for nine of the game’s first 11 points with Tyler Wivholm scoring

High school senior Treydyn Bauer has understood the great tradition of Brockton’s basketball for the great majority of his life. He started playing the sport on the playground when he was only 3 or 4 years old and received instruction from both his father and grandfather. Part of the information was hearing about Brockton’s 2004 state championship team that included his father, Tyson Bauer, and

By Bill Vander Weele Culbertson High School senior Hunter Lucas is a proud member of the school and community. “It’s a good school and everybody gets along well with each other,” Lucas said. He explains his favorite classes are history and JMG. “I like history and how the teacher teaches it,” Lucas said. His favorite teachers include Jens Nielsen, Janelle Ator, Marcy Machart

Competitors have been selected for the Culbertson School District spelling bee Wednesday, Jan. 20. Competitors and alternates will include Ayden Hunter, Jacklynne McDonald, Ivy Colvin, Henry Colvin, Trevor Miller, Aubry Salvevold, Gabe Annett, Eli James, Natalie Heard, Jonas York, Gavin Ballard, Anna Steppler and Noah Fox. Not pictured: Stella Fox, Kenyon Windy Boy. The bee will be broadcast live

By James Walling Coach Jens Nielsen and the Culbertson Future Farmers of America chapter hosted a district meet at the old armory building Jan. 18. Bainville coach Kellan Standley said that the event was a success. “The contest ran super smoothly,” said Standley. “We finished early, which almost never happens, so kudos to Jens. I’m very proud of my varsity students in both ATMS (mechanics)

On Jan. 11, Moderna, the company that produced the COVID-19 vaccine being used in Roosevelt County and on the Fort Peck Reservation, announced that protection from its vaccine should last a year. It will take a year for the statement to be proven, but this is welcome news as vaccination continues in our area and around the world. The Wolf Point IHS will conduct a vaccination clinic for IHS beneficiaries