01 September 2022

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Poplar Provides Solid Effort In Football Opener Against Harlem

Poplar Provides Solid Effort In Football Opener Against Harlem


Despite being low on numbers, Poplar’s football team turned in a solid effort in its season-opening 28-12 loss at home against Harlem on Saturday, Aug. 27. Harlem held a 20-6 halftime lead with two of the Wildcats’ scores coming off fumbles by Poplar. The Indians’ touchdown in the second quarter came on a pass play from Kameron Reum to Ivan Iron Cloud. Poplar’s defense came out on

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Lustre Opens Season At Culbertson Invitational

Lustre Opens Season At Culbertson Invitational


Lustre Christian’s volleyball team opened its season facing stiff competition at the Culbertson Invitational on Saturday, Aug. 27. The Lions faced Savage, Culbertson and Scobey during pool play action on Saturday morning. The Lions improved in each meet. Lustre fell against Savage by a 25-7 margin. Savage jumped out to 13-1 and 15-2 advantages. Kills by Alexa Reddig pulled the Lions

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Wolves Prepare For Season Opener With Scrimmage

Wolves Prepare For Season Opener With Scrimmage


The Wolf Point football team tuned up for the regular season with the maroon and white scrimmage on Thursday, Aug. 25. “I was pleased with the overall effort and how they came out to play,” Wolf Point coach Anthony Red Cloud said after the scrimmage. He noted there were many good plays both offensively and defensively. The Wolves will open their season at Baker on Friday, Sept. 2.

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Frazer’s Alyssa races in Wolf Point on Friday, Aug. 26. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Frazer’s Ty competes during action in Wolf Point on Friday, Aug. 26. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Public Health Adapts COVID  Lessons To Drug Overdoses

Public Health Adapts COVID Lessons To Drug Overdoses


Shannan Piccolo walked into a hotel with a tote bag full of Narcan and a speech about how easy it is to use the medicine that can reverse opioid overdoses. “Hopefully your business would never have to respond to an overdose, but we’d rather have you have some Narcan on hand just in case,” Piccolo, director of Park City-County Health Department, said to the hotel manager. The manager

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