The Poplar football team was defeated in Fairview by a 60-14 margin on Friday, Oct. 1. The Indians trailed by a 44-0 half-time score. “We actually moved the ball pretty well on offense, but we had big mistakes,” Poplar Coach Joe Hammar said. Adrien Matuck, a sophomore, accounted for Poplar’s first touchdown on a kickoff return. Kaniel Ricker scored on a touchdown run for the Indians.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks regional staff will hold virtual meetings across the state to discuss potential hunting regulation changes for 2022 and 2023. These meetings will be held via Zoom and allow the public to hear directly from FWP staff and ask questions about the proposed changes. The potential hunting regulation changes are available online for the public to review. The potential

The Lustre Christian Lions knocked off Frazer, 25-21, 2513, 25-10, in conference volleyball action on Tuesday, Sept. 28. Leaders in kills for Lustre were Alexa Reddig with six, Grace Brown with four, Aubri Holzrichter with three. Reddig served nine aces and Holzrichter added eight aces. Holzrichter had eight assists. Leaders in digs were Reddig and Doven Birdsbill with two each. During

The Montana Museum of Art and Culture in Missoula is offering a virtual panel titled Bird Life in Art and Science Oct. 21 beginning at 6:30 p.m. The moderated panel discussion gathers seven artists, authors and scientists to discuss human and bird interactions as expressed in art and science from the 19th century to the present. The expert panelists will discuss both their own work as well

The Montana State Parks and Recreation Board will meet in person on Thursday, Oct. 7, beginning at 1 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Montana State Capitol in Room 303. Interested members of the public may comment during the meeting in person or via Zoom. To listen to the meeting and for information on how to join the meeting via Zoom, click on the Montana State Parks and Recreation Board’s

Statewide According to Montana health officials, the state’s total number of known cases now stands at 153,479 since the start of the pandemic. There have been 1,846,814 tests conducted. Around the state, there are 11,498 active cases. There are 419 active hospitalizations. By Monday, Oct. 4, a total of 2,022 deaths have been reported statewide. A total of 139,959 people have recovered.