Area golfers enjoyed success during the 28th annual Northeast Montana Health Services’ Charitable Foundation’s benefit tournament held at the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course on Saturday. The four-person team with the low net score consisted of Judy Ogle, Annie Bighorn, Jon Erickson and Chase Simmons. Placing second for low net was the team of Bryor Smith, Hamyanie Campbell, Anthony Red

The prepared for their first T-ball game of the season last week. The roster included Aidan McConnell, Kayen Haywahe, Emerson Jackson, Kylee Paige Loendorf, Ryleigh Day, Mary George, Kimmy Jackson and Ezekial Follet. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Chandra Young putts during tournament action at the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Former Lustre Christian High School track standout Jasiah Hambira said he was lifted by the support of others when he recently reached All-American collegiate honors in the high jump. Heading into the NCAA Division II national meet held in Pueblo, Colo., the Minnesota State Moorhead sophomore was ranked 22nd, or last, in the pre-meet standings. That fact, however, didn’t limit his goals.

Culbertson native Terry Falcon will be one of seven former football greats inducted into the Montana Football Hall of Fame on June 28 in Billings. The other inductees for 2025 include Kroy Bierman, Joey Thomas, Tom McMahon, Lex Hilliard, Pat Ogrin and Ray Biggs. Falcon was born and raised in Culbertson. He was a three-sport athlete competing in basketball, track and field and 8-man football