With three returning starters, the Poplar Indians are shooting for a solid boys’ basketball season this year. Gib Medicine Cloud, the team’s new head coach, says the players have been working hard during practices. “They are a very dedicated bunch of student athletes,” Medicine Cloud said of Poplar’s players. “It should be exciting.” Returning starters include Dennis Red

With a talented group of players returning, Frazer’s boys’ basketball squad should move up in the league standings this season. Frazer’s starters back include John Hotomanie, Keein Ackerman, Blue Fettig and Jonathan Jackson. “We’re looking pretty good,” Frazer coach Myron Jackson said. “We’re looking to push the ball up more.” Other returning players with a good amount

With a positive attitude, Frazer’s girls’ basketball squad is looking for success this season. New head coach Cody Larson said the Bearcubs return starters Shakira Beston and Bailey Beston. “It’s kind of a junior and sophomore laden team,” Larson said. The Bearcubs have a good turnout of 13 players, but several of the girls missed some early practices due to COVID guidelines.

Lustre Christian shoots to put together a solid campaign this boys’ basketball season. The Lions return three starters including Kolden Hoversland, Kaleb Hoversland and Elijah Lenihan. Kolden Hoversland earned All-State honors last season. Cayden Klatt, a sophomore, also saw a great deal of playing time last year. “I would say we’re as deep as we have ever been,” Lustre coach Randy

Three solid players lead the Lustre girls’ basketball squad into the upcoming season. Sophomores Alexa Reddig, Grace Brown and Aubri Holzrichter are each returning starters. Reddig earned All-State recognition last season. Each of the three girls have started since eighthgraders. “They have played a lot of ball,” Lustre coach Bill Reddig said. “We’re a young team, but they are

As we head into this “season of giving,” a group of women at First Lutheran Church has made giving a year-long activity for many years. The Patience and Peace Circle of the church work through Lutheran World Relief to send baby care kits and school kits to children around the world. Bertha Karge, a member of the circle, noted that a $250 grant from Thrivent makes the donation of the school

Thanks of the work of Wolf Point High School students, there are now special tables located in the community’s Elks Event Center. The tables, built by woodworking class members, are made from the high school’s old gym floor. Decals on the table read 1969-2016, which were the years of the gym floor’s existence. Elks Exalted Ruler Jeff Presser and Elks member Aaron Kurokawa approached teacher

Christine Eggar has watched her former students grow into responsible adults, and some of them are now even parents of current Frontier Elementary School students. After serving as superintendent at Frontier since 2007, Eggar has decided to retire from the position at the end of this school year. During her time, Eggar has led Frontier through many physical improvements. The list of achievements