Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team experienced a poor start and lost at Glendive, 66-47, on Friday, Feb. 11. The Wolves fell behind 16-4 during the first quarter. Wolf Point scored 18 points in the second quarter to trail 34-17 at the half. Wolf Point pulled to 45-34 in the third quarter. Juliun Benson scored 12 points for the Wolves. Rounding out the scoring were Corey Martell

Lustre’s boys’ basketball squad ended its regular season by defeated Dodson, 60-43, on Saturday, Feb. 12. The Lions gained a 16-9 lead in the first quarter and held a 36-21 half-time advantage. Kolden Hoversland enjoyed a big night with 27 points. Elijah Lenihan added 16 points and Jasiah Hambira had 11 points. Also scoring were Kaleb Hoversland with three, Cayden Klatt with two and Braden

Gov. Greg Gianforte has urged the Biden administration to leave Montana’s sage grouse program untouched, highlighting its success in conserving sage grouse, its balance between land use and conservation, and its robust, effective engagement with stakeholders. In public comment to officials at the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Gianforte emphasized the success of Montana’s sage grouse