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Jan. 2: No school. Jan. 3: Cheeseburgers and fries.
Jan. 4: Chicken noodle soup and salad bar.
Jan. 5: Poppyseed chicken hotdish and salad bar.
Jan. 6: Chili and cornbread.
29 December 2022
Alexander Says Basketball, Art Are Favorite Things
Art and basketball are two of the favorite things for Wolf Point High School senior Kristina Alexander.
She serves as the manager of Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team. Although she doesn’t play the sport herself, she loves the action.
“I like to watch the boys being competitive,” she said. “It’s fun to watch them succeed.”
Her favorite class is art and her favorite teacher
Eastern Montana Deals With Drastic Weather
The weather experienced in the area during late November and December has been memorable. In fact, information from the National Weather Service shows that it’s been historical.
For the span of from Nov. 1 through Dec. 20, more snowfall than ever before was reported in the Glasgow area for that time period. The snowfall of 31 inches was the first time ever it was more than 30 inches since
Poplar’s Gorder Enjoys Strong Start For Minot State
Despite being only a freshman, Poplar’s Jazmin Gorder is already taking on a leadership role for Minot State University’s women’s wrestling program.
When a program is competing in its first year ever, freshmen are the most experienced team members. With a record close to having an even amount of wins and losses, Gorder and teammate Nina Sandoval have been described as the Beavers’
Lustre Tops First Basketball Poll
The Lustre Christian Lions are the top ranked team in Class C boys’ basketball, according to the first rankings of the season.
The Lions are 6-0 for the season. The other top seven teams are Harlowton-Ryegate-Judith Gap, Centerville, Big Sandy, West Yellowstone, Manhattan Christian and Belt.
Bainville, also 6-0 for the season, is ranked eighth in the poll. Also in the top 10 are Harrison-Willow
