Agricultural producers with land enrolled in the federal Conservation Reserve Program are invited to apply for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Park’s CRP Add-on Lease. The CRP Add-on Lease option is offered through FWP’s Upland Game Bird Enhancement Program and is available to private landowners, including those with land enrolled in FWP’s Block Management Program, Upland Game Bird Enhancement

Poplar’s girls’ basketball team punched its ticket to the divisional tournament by knocking off Harlem, 52-47, on Saturday. A three-pointer by Jenaeya Moran and a free throw by Cammie Martell put Poplar ahead by a 41-31 lead in the third quarter, but Harlem tallied the last seven points of the quarter to pull to 41-38. The Indians started strongly in the fourth quarter on a three-pointer

Wolf Point’s AAU wrestlers placed at meets in Glendive and Havre during the weekend. Earning second-place honors in Glendive were Bohdi Haber, Archer Higgins, Ka’Anuhea Villaluz, Arielyn Moran, Elvira Clark, Hunter Zimmerman and Zhaylene Julio. Placing fourth were Parker Stensland and Elliot Martinez. Gianna Copenhaver earned first place at the Havre tournament. Taking second

Former Lustre Christian School standout Jasiah Hambira won the indoor track championship for the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference on Saturday, Feb. 28. The Minnesota State University Moorhead junior cleared 2.07m or 6-9.50 for the championship in the high jump.

Poplar’s girls’ basketball team gained a 13-point halftime advantage and held off Wolf Point, 57-46, in the first round of the District 2B tournament in Malta on Thursday, Feb. 26. The Wolves trailed 47-40 at the end of the third quarter, but Wolf Point opened the fourth period on baskets by Jorilynn Black Eagle and Cadence Bouldin for a fourpoint game. After Poplar’s Journey Gourneau

Plentywood pulled away in the fourth quarter to defeat Poplar, 51-42, in the first round of the District 2B boys’ basketball tournament in Malta on Thursday, Feb. 26. A pair of free throws by Poplar’s Wilder Bearcub closed the margin to 37-34 at the end of the third quarter. After a three-pointer by Ryder Olson pulled the Indians to 40-39 a couple of minutes into the fourth quarter,

Wolf Point enters the District 2B basketball tournament as the sixth seed in both the boys’ and girls’ divisions. The tournament starts on Thursday in Malta. In the boys’ division, the Wolves will meet third-seeded Glasgow at 6 p.m. Other first-round games feature fourth-seeded Poplar facing fifth-seeded Plentywood at 4:30 p.m. and Fairview playing Harlem at 7:30 p.m. Top-seeded Malta

Bainville’s Hailey Berwick and Brockton’s Miles Boxer have been voted the most valuable players for the District 2C basketball tournaments. Berwick, a senior, was selected the MVP for the girls’ tournament. Other girls earning all-tournament honors included Brockton’s Tamryn Bauer, Richey/Lambert’s Jolee Klempel, Brockton’s Quintana Young, Bainville’s Lila Butikofer, Richey/Lambert’s