18 February 2021

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Limerick Poets

Limerick Poets


Northside Elementary School fifth-grade student Olivia Erickson (left to right), fourth-grader McKinlee Paulson and fifth-grader Miliek Standing Rock participated in a limerick writing contest Feb. 8. The winners of the contest will be announced next week. (Photo by James Walling)

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Wolf Point Wrestlers Compete In Poplar

Wolf Point Wrestlers Compete In Poplar


The Wolf Point wrestling team competed in Poplar on Friday, Feb. 12. Samantha Reed went 1-1 on the day. She lost to Poplar’s Cameron Reum and won against a girl from Harlem. “We won the match we wanted,” Wolf Point Coach Scott Vandall said. “Samantha did a great job that match with the Harlem girl. She controlled the match well.” Joli Beston went 1-1 on the day. Beston lost to Mitchell

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Brockton Boys Win Play-In Game

Brockton Boys Win Play-In Game


Brockton broke away in the third quarter to down Savage, 45-35, in a District 2C boys’ basketball play-in contest on Saturday, Feb. 13. Ahead by only a 12-8 half-time margin, Brockton opened the third quarter on a three-pointer by QuinnDale Pretty Paint and a free throw by Malcom Yellow Hammer. After a 17-footer by Savage’s Sloan McPherson at the 6:27 mark, Brockton ran off the next eight

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Poplar Wrestlers Battle Miles City  Squad In Home Dual Matches

Poplar Wrestlers Battle Miles City Squad In Home Dual Matches


Poplar’s wrestlers split duals against Miles City during home action Tuesday, Feb. 9. “This is probably the best match-up we had during the last couple of weeks,” Poplar Coach Jason Frederick said. The coach was pleased with how the Indians came through to win several hardfought decisions. He is also glad that about five wrestlers will soon be able to return to action. Poplar’s

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Star Quilts Show Honor And Respect

Star Quilts Show Honor And Respect


For many tribes from the Great Plains, the star quilt represents honor and generosity. In many communities across Indian Country, star quilts — wičháȟpi owíŋža in Lakota or šiná ožąžą in Nakota — adorn some of the most renowned facilities, buildings and structures as a reflection of the Native American culture. Star quilts are presented to fellow high school athletes, teachers,

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