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Wolves Put Up Good Battle In Plentywood

Wolf Point’s volleyball team put up a good fight but lost at Plentywood by a 25-19, 16-25, 24-26, 24-26, margin on Saturday, Sept. 26. The Wolves earned an 18-14 lead in the opening set on a kill by Ma’Kenzie Jackson and an ace by Maia Kent. The serving of Jackson led Wolf Point to a 23-18 advantage. After a kill by Butterfly Lindsay put the margin at 24-19, the Wo...

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Scobey Defeats Lustre In Conference Match

The Scobey Spartans posted a straight set home volleyball victory over Lustre Christian on Saturday, Sept. 26. Scobey earned a 25-13, 25-15, 25-11, conference win. Ahead by only a 15-12 margin in the first set, the Spartans ran off nine straight points including three on aces by Chloe Handran. Emery Rouse scored two kills during the streak. After Lustre’s Natalie Fas...

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Poplar Boys Dominate At Plentywood Meet

Poplar’s boys accounted for five of the top six spots during the cross country meet held in Plentywood on Saturday, Sept. 26. Jaycee Hilkemann topped the field with a time of 16:42.19 at the meet. Teammate Jayden Eder finished second at 17:29.1. Issac Irizarry earned third-place honors at 17:55.6. Mickey Failing placed fifth at 18:57.3. Dustin Smith took sixth at 19:0...

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Poplar Flag Football Senior Night
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Poplar Flag Football Senior Night

Honored during Poplar’s flag football senior night were (from left) Frankie Crawford, Whisper Eagl...

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Indians Lose To Thunder

Poplar’s football team lost on the road against MonDak by a 50-18 final on Saturday, Sept. 26. After the Thunder took a 20-0 advantage, the Indians got on the scoreboard when Anthony Youngman returned a kickoff 72 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter. MonDak increased its lead to 26-6 on an eightyard run by quarterback Dillon Wade during second quarter actio...

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Obituaries

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Dawn Marie Nagle, 65, of Circle died Sept. 13, 2026. She was born the youngest of four daughters to Bob and Francine (Chupp) Guelff. She attended Sacred Heart Catholic Schools and graduated from Dawson County High School in 1979. She went on to Carroll College in Helena, followed by an internship in Spokane, Wash., training as a medical technologist. After college,...

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