Culbertson School Oct. 5: Breakfast for lunch. Oct. 6: KFC bowls and mandarin oranges. Oct. 7: Chicken alfredo, salad and garlic bread. Oct. 8: Tomato soup, grilled cheese sandwich and pears. Oct. 9: Hot dogs, chips and blueberries. Froid School Oct. 5: Tomato soup, grilled cheese sandwiches, veggies and fruit. Oct. 6: Chicken fajitas, refried beans, taco bar, lettuce mix and fruit.

The District 1C volleyball tournament will probably be held in both Culbertson and Bainville after guidelines were announced by the Montana High School Association last week. The MHSA released that because of COVID-19 concerns and the effort to limit exposure, post-season volleyball play must follow one of two options. One option is a single-elimination playoff bracket where the higher seed

The Bainville Bulldogs lost to first-place Plentywood by an 11-25, 5-25, 12-25, final on Friday. Brecklyn Pippenger led the Bulldogs with three kills and three blocks. Kaitlyn Adkins finished with five assists. Micah Anderson accounted for three kills. Plentywood’s Liv Wangerin accounted for five aces, 11 kills and six digs. Shayla Fawcett served five aces. Ashtyn Curtiss added

A short-handed Culbertson football team lost by a 52-24 final against MonDak during action in Grenora, N.D., on Saturday night. Due to injuries, the Cowboys were able to dress only 11 players for the contest. “We started a bunch of back-ups,” Culbertson Coach Brian Manning said. “Our younger kids played a pretty clean game.” MonDak gained a 24-0 advantage in the first quarter

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks capped off a successful volleyball week by beating Lustre Christian, 25-13, 25-14, 25-13, at home on Friday, Sept. 25. The Red Hawks also earned victories over Scobey and Bainville during the week. “We played well, but we can play better,” sophomore Baylee Davidson said of the victories. “I’m happy with how we did.” The Froid/Lake Red Hawks scored an

The Bainville Bulldogs put up a good battle before losing in Wibaux by a 42-14 final on Saturday afternoon. The game was scoreless after the first quarter of action. “Overall, I was happy with the way the boys played,” Bainville coach Trustin Holcomb said. “It was the best they’ve played all year even though the score doesn’t show that. We’re continuing to improve every week,