The Montana High School Association Executive Board has restructured the office in Helena with the following changes: Amy Bartels has been hired as an assistant director for the MHSA. She will oversee the MHSA fine arts activities along with soccer and softball. Bartels will also continue to administer to the Montana Official’s Association and act as the spirit liaison. Greta Buehler has

Runners from Wolf Point enjoyed good success during Fort Peck’s Longest Dam Run on Saturday, June 18. Wolf Point’s Ethan Blount finished first in the 10K with a time of 38:07.1. Peter Davies of Wolf Point placed third at 45:55.3. Poplar’s Stacy Standing ran the course in 1:22.33.8 to earn 15th place in the female division. Glasgow’s Michelle Huntsman earned first at 48:57.7. Wolf

The top six-man football players in two nations will battle it out during the Can-Am Bowl in Lambert on Monday, July 4. Local organizer Jim Miller, who is a former head coach and now an assistant for the Richey/Lambert Fusion, believes this is the first time that the game will take place in the United States. The United States’ team will consist of 14 players including athletes from Montana,

The Wolf Point Babe Ruth team drew the number one team in the league during the tournament in Glasgow. Wolf Point faced the Froid Bulls and lost by a 16-3 final. “We played good for a couple innings. Froid was just better then us,” Wolf Point Coach Scott Vandall said. “We chose to pitch some of our new pitchers. We had to play a pitch count game.” The Yellow Jackets then played