By Bill Vander Weele The Froid/Lake Red Hawks scored a 25-2, 25-9, 25-15, non-conference victory at Poplar on Tuesday, Oct. 5. After two kills by Dasani Nesbit opened the first set, Poplar got on the scoreboard with a spike by Kessee Erickson. The Red Hawks accounted for the next 16 points. Aleah Johnson served three aces during the streak. Nesbit scored four kills, Carolyne Christoffersen

The Poplar Indians dropped their season finale by a 44-12 margin against Circle on Saturday, Oct. 9. Circle led by a 44-6 halftime margin in the conference football game. “We played the best second half that we had all season,” Poplar Coach Joe I Iammar said. “It was our best half of the season.” Scoring touchdowns for the Indians were Mitchell Youngman on a punt return and Adrien

Super Star Award Winners Recent Super Star Award Winners at Poplar Schools are (left to right) Imani Bullchief, Kelsey Birthmark, Johnny Hamilton Jr., Grayson Failing and Stetson Holen. (Submitted photo) Super Star Award Winners Recent Super Star Award Winners at Poplar Schools are (left to right) Paisley Dupree, Eliana Young, Camryn Babb, Gage Norgaard, Shelly Russell and Sawyer Shields.

The Wolf Point FFA students earned honors in the agronomy and livestock competitions held in Opheim. The varsity livestock team placed eighth out of 11 teams. Piper Ruffing placed 26th and Samantha Reed took 30th out of 43 individuals. JV Agronomy placed first out of nine teams. Mike Bell and Gaige Bushman placed third and sixth respectively in Individual Agronomy. Varsity agronomy

Senior Night Poplar’s Mitchell Youngman presents a star quilt to Coach Joe Hammar as part

Tough Enough to Wear Pink during the Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede raised $3,790 for NEMHS mammography department. On hand for the check presentation were (from left) Nicole Paulson, co-secretary for the Wild Horse Stampede, Jan Bryan of Bryan’s and golf tournament director, Monica Hanson, director of radiology, Paul Olszewski for Mike’s Hard Lemonade, and Kay Matejovsky, co-secretary for

New Southside Elementary School teacher Amy Benson brings 14 years combined teaching experience to the Wolf Point community. She has taught previously in Utah and at Malta, Harlem and Rocky Boy, all at elementary grade levels. She also taught third and fourth grade at Hinsdale. Benson told the of Northern Plains Independent that she and her family relocated to Wolf Point because they felt