Frazer’s girls’ basketball team improved to 2-0 for the season with a 64-47 win over Bridger on Saturday, Dec. 2. After leading 11-5 at the end of the first quarter, the Bearcubs exploded for 21 points in the second period for a 33--10 lead. Maci Fourstar-Sibley scored 11 points in the quarter. Shakira Beston hit three three-pointers in the third quarter to lead the Bearcubs to a 53-27

Poplar native Jazmin Gorder has earned recognition to the All-Academic Team of Excellence for the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. Gorder is a sophomore at Minot State University in North Dakota and is majoring in nursing. She competes for the Beavers in cross country and wrestling.

What a way to set the tone for the season. Minot State freshman Jasiah Hambira cleared 6 feet, 7.75 inches in his collegiate debut on Saturday, finishing second in the men’s high jump at the Marauder Indoor Opener and writing his name into the Minot State record books from day one. Hambira’s effort broke the NCAA Division II school record in the event and also is an NCAA national provisional

Following a round of public comment sessions held by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, the Fish and Wildlife Commission will consider an amendment at its Dec. 14 meeting to remove a special chronic wasting disease hunt area and associated licenses in northeast Montana. A proposed amendment for an item on the Dec. 14 Fish and Wildlife Commission meeting agenda is available for public review and

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks recently appointed six new members to the Montana Wetlands Protection Advisory Council. Region 1: To be determined Region 2: Bridger Pierce Region 3: Justin Julian Region 4: Chris Evensen Region 5: Beverly Wornom Region 6: Ken Jansa Region 7: Stephen Christian The council advises FWP on general management and direction of the Migratory Bird Wetland Program.