Froid and Medicine Lake held a combined prom in Medicine Lake on Saturday, April 24. Voted king and queen for Froid were Colt Miller and Sydney Dethman. Selected junior prince and princess were Bode Miller and Abigail Strandlund. Sophomore prince and princess were Xavier Gregor and Jennifer Guzman. Freshman prince and princess were Sol Grainger and Jaeleigh Davidson. Meg Ator and Walker

Students look over displays during the science fair in Froid on Tuesday, April 13. (Submitted Froid School held its science fair on Tuesday, April 13. Students placing with their entries included the following: Grades 5-6: First place tie, Haven Martensen and Isabelle Nordwick; second place, Eduardo Orozco; and third place, Jordyn Breuer. Grades 7-8: First place, Milo Stangeland

Bainville’s junior high students (left to right) Miah Pippenger, Hailey Berwick, Tally Berwick, Elsie Wilson and Kaden Holmes participated at the event on Wednesday, April 14. (Submitted photo)

Junior class advisor Keri Hauenstein told the Community News that attendance at the 2021 Culbertson High School prom was up from 2019, at least according to her students. No prom was held in 2020. Abbey Granbois and Michael Pederson were voted queen and king, with freshmen Destiny Thompson and Carson Folem, sophomores Megan Granbois and Kobe Nickoloff and juniors Autumn Bergum and Kyler Kempton

Elections are coming up for Culbertson School Board spots. There are currently two, three-year terms open. The election will be held in the school gym Tuesday, May 4. The candidates for the open three-year slots are Pastor Gretchen Wagner and incumbents Paul S. Finnicum and Mark Colvin. Pastor Gretchen Wagner Wagner is pastor for Trinity and First English Lutheran Parish in Culbertson.

The Montana Public Service Commission has announced that Montanans will need to start using the “406” area code more than ever starting in 2021. Starting on Saturday, April 24, residents should use 10-digit dialing while calling. A call using seven- digit dialing will still be completed until October. Beginning Oct. 24, the 10-digital dialing will become mandatory in the state. That

What’s next for Danielle Christensen, a night nurse at Roosevelt Medical Center? First, recognition as the most recent employee of the quarter. More importantly, the question, ‘what’s next,’ is one she asks herself each time she steps on the hospital floor, enters a patient room or manages an emergency room trauma. “I am always working through my tasks mindful of what I need to do next,