A football, Montana State jersey and the 2025 FCS National Championship trophy are pictured on Wednesday, July 29. (Photo via X / Rep. Troy Downing’s Office) Members of the 2025 FCS Champion Montana State University Bobcat football team got a trip to Washington, D.C. and lunch on Wednesday, July 29, as President Donald Trump met with students, coaches, the governor and members of Montana’s

The Big Muddy All Stars traveled to Belgrade to participate in the state baseball tournament. On Thursday, July 9, the Big Muddy 12U lost their first game to the Bozeman Bucks 15-1. Seton Wolfe of Scobey started on the mound and went two for three batting. John Millican of Plentywood batted in the lone run for Big Muddy. On Friday morning, Big Muddy battled Miles City. With the score tied

Culbertson’s Makena Hauge hopes to end her collegiate basketball career with a bang as she enters her senior season for Dickinson State University in North Dakota. Hauge is coming o_ her most successful season in the college ranks. The 5-10 guard was one of the first players o_ the bench for the Blue Hawks. “My role was going in and playing good defense, getting rebounds and passing to

Royce Robinson, basketball player from Rocky Mountain College, was in Froid last week and conducted camps for three di_erent age groups. Miller Oil and Nutrien Ag sponsored the camps. (Photos submitted)