Future Farmers of America from around the area competed in floriculture at Bainville School Monday, Dec. 14. Bulldogs advisor Kellan Standley said attendance was record setting. “I was blown away by the turnout,” said Standley. “This was the most floriculture participants at least since I’ve been in the district (8 years) if not ever. With COVID-19, I asked advisors to give me a ‘best-case’

Holiday cheer was in the air at Poplar Middle School on Thursday, Dec. 10, when the Chanté program held a drawing for Christmas tree giveaways. There were seven trees presented to the lucky students who had their names picked by official drawer Hidyn Hoke. “It was my idea for making seven people’s lives merrier,” said Molly Redpath, Poplar coordinator for Chanté. In addition,

Angelica Sutton looks for opportunities to lead as a senior at Wolf Point High School. Sutton serves as the president of both the school’s student council and the National Honor Society. “They are nice leadership roles,” Sutton said. “I like to be part of planning from the beginning.” Currently, she’s busy as one of the top students in Wolf Point’s speech and drama program.