Culbertson’s track athletes struck for 28 points in the boys’ division and 24 in the girls’ events during the Richey/Lambert Invitational held on Thursday, April 25. Destiny Thompson put together a strong meet for the Cowgirls. The senior captured second place in the javelin with a mark of 106-1 and took third in the shot put with a best of 32-4. Jazzmin Fugere recorded a best of 100-0

The Bainville Bulldogs finished with 38 points in the girls’ division and 35 points in the boys’ division at the Richey/Lambert track meet on Thursday, April 25. Bainville’s boys’ 1600-meter relay team featuring Isaiah Bjorge, Kaiden Holmes, Reese Harmon and Samuel Butikofer finished first at 3:47.88. S. Butikofer cleared 6-0 for first place in the high jump. Charles Butikofer cleared

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks enjoyed a solid showing during the track meet in Lambert on Thursday, April 25. The boys’ team accounted for 39 points for sixth place in the team standings while the girls’ team added 11 points. Mason Dethman placed second in the 200 at 23.67, second in the 400 at 55.23 and fourth in the 100 at 11.6. Daniel Forizs finished fourth in the 400 at 58 seconds.

The winners of the Thomas and Corinne Nyquist Foundation’s annual high school student essay contest, in collaboration with Culbertson and Froid libraries, have been announced. The topic was “How are you feeling about the future of the world and why?” The Culbertson winning essay was “Fear of the Future” by Ivy Colvin, in which she outlined her concerns about her lack of control over

The Culbertson Froid, Bainville Health Care Corporation, locally known as Roosevelt Medical Center, will still have a one-year term governing board director seat available for a community member to fill. The seat is being vacated by Amber Fox, who has served on the board for three years. Fox is leaving the board to run for the Culbertson School Board. “Serving on the governing board and