The Froid/Lake Red Hawks rolled to a 70-21 non-conference boys’ basketball win in Frazer on Tuesday, Jan. 12. Froid/Lake gained a 27-5 lead in the first quarter en route to the victory. The Red Hawks scored the game’s first 12 points on an inside basket by Walker Ator, a drive by Mason Dethman, a hoop by Ator, a shot by Colt Miller, a hoop by Dethman and another basket by C. Miller.

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks dominated the middle two quarters in their 61-35 girls’ basketball victory in Frazer on Tuesday, Jan. 12. The Red Hawks never trailed in the game and gained a quick 6-2 lead on three early baskets by Sydney Dethman. A three-pointer by Liana Jackson pulled the Bearcubs to 7-5, but two straight hoops by Baylee Davidson increased the gap to 11-5. A 12-footer by Dethman

Brockton’s boys’ basketball team lost a tough 49-47 game in overtime against Savage on Saturday, Jan. 16. Brockton jumped out to a 17-9 lead in the first quarter and led 25-17 at the half. Savage fought back to 33-29 in the third quarter. Regulation ended in a 40-40 deadlock. Savage scored nine points in overtime for the win. Top scorers for Brockton were Allen Russell with 14, Treydyn

Froid High School senior Jason Eylander is glad that he is receiving his education in a rural setting. “I like how personal everything is,” Eylander said of attending school in Froid. “There is a lot of one-on-one instruction.” Eylander’s activities during his high school days have included football, basketball, track, FFA and Business Professionals of America. He said playing

The Culbertson Town Council held their regular monthly meeting Monday, Jan. 11. Minutes were approved for the Dec. 14 meeting. Financials and claims were approved for December. Mayor Larry Crowder took the initiative to propose a traffic control review following a visit to last month’s meeting from local resident George Johanneson. The council approved the addition of a new stop sign at the

Cub Scouts Pack 4293 got a lesson in fighting crime from Roosevelt County Sheriff’s deputies (rear, left to right) Ryan Vankerkhove and Russ Corbell Jan. 6 at the old armory in Culbertson. According to Taleasha Stuber, the deputies spoke to the boys about helping the community. They also showed the boys their gear, vests, cuffs, vehicles, etc. Pack 4293 includes (left to right) Paisley Struna,

Chasing squirrels. That is how Jeff Haus, Roosevelt Medical Center’s maintenance supervisor, describes a typical day. During every hour, and often after hours, he is in high demand for fixing, maintaining and cleaning the facility and grounds. Whether it is a broken wheelchair, a room in need of sanitizing or a project as large as a room remodel, staff know Haus will get it done. His strong