25 February 2021

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Froid/Lake Girls Stop Thunder

Froid/Lake Girls Stop Thunder


A change in defense played a key role as Froid/Lake’s girls stopped MonDak, 33-25, in the semi-final round of the District 2C tournament in Sidney on Wednesday, Feb. 17. Ahead by a 20-17 half-time score, the Red Hawks utilized a 2-3 extended zone to keep MonDak from scoring in the third quarter. The result was a 29-17 advantage at the end of the period. Sydney Dethman accounted for the first

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Tournament Routine

Tournament Routine


Bainville’s cheerleaders entertain the crowd during the District 2C basketball tournament in Sidney on Saturday, Feb. 20. The cheerleading squad includes Donna Butikofer, Gianna Boyd, Whitney Nehring, Hailey Stein, Madyson Lesch and Emma Poser. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Bulldogs Score Win Over Circle Squad

Bulldogs Score Win Over Circle Squad


Bainville’s boys’ basketball squad kept its season alive with a 60-46 victory over Circle on Thursday, Feb. 18. The Bulldogs earned a 14-8 lead in the first quarter. Jesse Strickland scored five points for the Bulldogs during the period. Bainville increased its advantage to 29-19 at the half. Strickland led the attack with nine points in the second quarter. The Bulldogs led 41-29

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Gianforte Signs Constitutional Carry Bill

Gianforte Signs Constitutional Carry Bill


Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte signed House Bill 102 last week into law. The governor says the new law protects Montanans’ Second Amendment rights and promotes public safety. “Every law-abiding Montanan should be able to defend themselves and their loved ones. That’s why today, I’m signing H.B. 102 into law,” Gianforte said. The new law allows law-abiding Montana gun owners to carry

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