27 November 2025

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Schwarzrock Stays  Involved At School

Schwarzrock Stays Involved At School


Wolf Point High School senior Riley Schwarzrock hasn’t been afraid to try different activities during her time at the school. From basketball to tennis, she has participated in many sports for the Wolves. Her list of activities have included swing choir for two years, basketball for two years, volleyball for four years, flag football for two years, cheer for two years and tennis for four years.

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20 November 2025

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Frazer School Board Discusses Having  Trustees Carry Firearms At School

Frazer School Board Discusses Having Trustees Carry Firearms At School


The Frazer School Board held a discussion regarding to allow school board members to have concealed and carry authority with firearms at the school last week. Superintendent Sarah Ruff said there were mixed opinions shared by trustees and audience members about the issue. It was mentioned during the meeting that Custer School adopted such a policy. “It was pretty controversial,” Ruff

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Grey Bull Enjoys Helping People

Grey Bull Enjoys Helping People


Wolf Point High School senior Cant’e Grey Bull plans to follow her family’s tradition after she graduates from the school in May. Her goal is joining the U.S. Army. Her mother along with her aunts and uncles have military backgrounds. “I’ve always liked helping,” Grey Bull explained. “It’s something that’s been on my mind for a while.” The plans for her future also includes

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Poplar Students Place In Plentywood

Poplar Students Place In Plentywood


Poplar’s speech and drama program had several individuals win honors during the meet in Plentywood on Saturday, Nov. 15. Leah Smoker earned first place in humorous oral interpretation. Placing second were Kailey Kohl in dramatic solo and Jay Culbertson in dramatic oral interpretation. Laila Lovan took fourth place in mime. Lilliana O’Neal was eighth in spontaneous oral interpretation.

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