The Wolf Point Junior/ Senior High School has released second quarter honor rolls. Seniors: Ethan Blount,* Laykin Cantrell,* Kamea Four Star,* Josette Kolstad,* Tia Nygard,* Daniel Sears, Hamyanie Campbell, Dean Davis, Mason Garfield, Sarah Williamson, Jaylee Azure, Alexander MacDonald, Jami Beston, Mercedes Budak, Jayme Martell, Shastin Damon, Jaxon Azure, Benjamin Boysun and Tracel Adams.

Lustre Christian’s boys’ basketball squad defeated North Country, 69-32, on Friday, Feb. 11. The Lions took a 16-7 lead in the first quarter and increased the gap at 26-18 at the half. Lustre then erupted for 23 points in the third quarter for a 49-24 advantage. Lustre’s Elijah Lenihan scored eight and Cayden Klatt hit two three-pointers in the period. Kolden Hoversland and Jasiah

wasn’t confined to the halls of the state capitol. When the COVID-19 pandemic rendered traditional door-todoor registration drives in tribal communities too risky for the 2020 election cycle, the organization began developing an online voter registration portal as a way to continue its outreach. That effort quickly evolved with the installation in 2021 of three digital kiosks in public spaces

The Poplar Indians dropped both league basketball contests in Malta on Friday, Feb. 11. Malta’s boys earned an 85-41 victory. Malta took a 25-11 advantage in the first quarter and held a 45-20 half-time lead. Kaniel Ricker led Poplar with 15 points. Also scoring for the Indians were Dennis Red Eagle with nine, Malcom Yellow Hammer with eight, Delray Lilley with seven and Allen Russell

Shane Reed said storage is one of the biggest problems. He said having a wrestling room will allow the multi-purpose room to become less crowded and cleaner. “That’s why this committee is so vital for our planning,” Erickson said. Erickson said that the community helped determine projects to be done with ESSER Funds, federal Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund. The

Poplar’s boys’ basketball team dropped a 63-57 double- overtime game against Glasgow on Saturday, Feb. 12. “We had our chances to win in both regulation and overtime,” Poplar Coach Gib Medicine Cloud said. The Indians were ahead by 11 points at one point of the league contest. “We were knocking on the door to get a good lead but then didn’t execute,” Medicine Cloud said.

reimbursement at 50 percent for evidence-based services to prevent removals. The FFPSA authorizes new optional Title IV-E funding for time-limited prevention services for mental health services, substance use treatment, and in-home parenting skill training. These evidence-based prevention services and programs may be provided for children who are candidates for foster care and their parents or