Bainville’s Homecoming
Selected Bainville’s homecoming king and queen were Braeden Romo and Lakyn Rabbe. They were crowned during half-time of Bainville’s football game on Saturday, Oct. 9. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
14 October 2021
Bainville’s Homecoming
Selected Bainville’s homecoming king and queen were Braeden Romo and Lakyn Rabbe. They were crowned during half-time of Bainville’s football game on Saturday, Oct. 9. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
07 October 2021
Governor Visits Eastern Montana
After addressing residents in Circle during a swing of eastern Montana last week, Gov. Greg Gianforte discussed the meth problems that many cities including Wolf Point are encountering.
Gianforte said the drug epidemic has been a top priority in his budget. His single largest new expenditure was $25 million into the HEART initiative that address addiction recovery and assistance for law enforcement.
Plan Addresses Pallid Sturgeon At Fort Peck
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released its environmental impact statement in late September regarding a plan that officials feel would benefit the endangered pallid sturgeon.
The plan calls to increase water releases from Fort Peck Dam in the spring. The financial impact could be in the millions of dollars due to loss of irrigation water from farmers in the region.
“It’s a really
Kings and Queens
Froid and Medicine Lake celebrated their homecomings last week. Selected kings and queens (from left) were Abigail Strandlund and Javonne Nesbit of Froid and Taylor Neely and Tyler Wivholm of Medicine Lake.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Cowboys Clinch First With Hard-Fought Win
With the game on the line, Culbertson’s defense destroyed Plentywood’s offensive hopes as the Cowboys earned a 32-22 home victory on Friday, Oct. 1.
Behind by only a 30-22 margin, Plentywood began its final possession with 2:22 left and an eye on tying the contest. Starting on their own 28, the Wildcats lost two yards on first down on a tackle by Payton Perkins. On second down, quarterback
Red Hawks Down North Country
Froid/Lake scored a thrilling straight-set conference victory over North Country in Medicine Lake on Saturday, Oct. 2.
The Red Hawks came through at the end of each set to beat North Country by a 25-22, 29-27, 25-20, victory.
Froid/Lake trailed 16-15 in the first set until a spike by Mara Salvevold and a pair of kills by Dasani Nesbit produced a 20-16 advantage.
The net play of Nesbit,
