22 October 2026
Local Native American Class Creates Special Books
In recognition of Indigenous Peoples’ Day on Oct. 12, students at Northside Elementary School created their own “The Very First Americans,” books under the direction of Native American Education instructor Patricia Payne.
Payne said the fourthgrade and fifth-grade students made the books to help learn about their cultures.
She explained the goal of the project was “to read, write
Lamb Enjoys Bond With Teammates
Scobey’s senior Torsten Lamb feels a lack of great height can be an advantage. At least, it seems to be for him on the football field.
Lamb, who is 5-8 and 190 pounds, has sacked a quarterback on a play that led to a safety and also has forced fumbles this season for the undefeated Spartans. He has also made several tackles for losses.
“I think playing against a shorter opponent is tougher
Hansen Takes Spotlight As Mime, Play Roles
Some of Wolf Point High School’s senior Nora Hansen’s brightest moments have come without speaking a word.
Hansen is entering her third year of a member of the school’s speech and drama team. She placed eighth at the state level in pantomime as a sophomore and won the divisional championship in the event as a junior.
“You get to use your own creativity to create a story line of your
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