Tennis season opened as Wolf Point and Poplar players took to the courts on Thursday, April 1. “Wolf Point’s girls had a successful day,” Coach Dan Horsmon said. “We got a lot of tennis in, got better and enjoyed the challenge against the Poplar Indians.” The Wolves won six of the eight singles matches during the action. Demi Kegley defeated Catherine Bear, 8-2, and Sierra LeMay,

Poplar started its track season at the Glasgow Invitational on Thursday, April 1. Leading the Indians was Jazmin Gorder as the junior finished fourth in the 800 (2:35.61) and 10th in the 1600 (6:30.59). Keandra Martell finished fifth in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 53.46 seconds and took eighth in the discus at 93-02. Poplar’s girls placed 18th with six points. On the boys’

The annual walleye trap netting and egg-taking operation will soon be underway on Fort Peck Reservoir. However, similar to 2020, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks will conduct the spawn without volunteers due to COVID-19 guidelines. FWPs’ top priority is the health and safety of the public and its employees. Much like last year, the spawn will be conducted by FWP Region 6 staff. Despite a limited

For the fifth time in less than a year, Montana will add a new state record fish to its books. The latest fish is a longnose sucker from the Missouri River caught on March 26. Weighing in at 3.42 pounds, the 20.1-inch sucker was landed by Jacob Bernhardt of Great Falls while fishing in Cascade County. Bernhardt’s fish broke the previous longnose sucker record of 3.27 pounds, set in 1988 with

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and participating landowners will open some Block Management Areas for spring turkey hunting in Region 6. Thirteen BMAs will be open for the spring turkey season, beginning Saturday, April 10, and running through May 16. Most of the properties are located along the Milk River between Hinsdale and Nashua. A new property, added this year, is north of Hinsdale along