With the recent signing of House Bill 98 by Gov. Greg Gianforte, hunters can now carry E-Tags for their spouses and minor children. Previously, Montana law allowed hunters to carry only paper carcass tags for their children and spouses, not E-Tags. HB98 changes that for families. Additional licensing accounts for spouses and minor children can be linked through the MyFWP web portal. These linked

Bainville and Froid/Lake competed at a large track meet in Watford City, N.D., on Tuesday, April 8. Bainville scored 32 points in the girls’ varsity division. Froid/Lake finished with three points in the girls’ varsity division. Elsie Wilson led the Bulldogs with a first-place effort in the long jump at 17-8. The senior broke her own school record. Wilson took fourth in the triple

Culbertson’s golfers recently competed at two meets. During the Culbertson High School Invitational held in Glendive, Culbertson’s Wyatt Martin shot a 97 for fourth place. Mark Kirkaldie and Bridger Salvevold tied for sixth place with 103s. Other scores for the Cowboys were Glen Sager with a 125 and Felixe Becker with a 161. In the girls’ division, Kinley Wallace shot a 143 for

The Bainville Bulldogs had 15 student athletes earning Academic All-State honors this winter. The girls’ basketball squad had a team grade point average of 3.75. The cheer team posted an overall grade point average of 3.69 and the boys’ basketball team’s overall grade point average was 3.31. Earning honors for boys’ basketball were Trevor Robertus, Reed Winn, Rowan Wilson and Parker