Students at Northside Elementary School in Wolf Point capped a special program with their special art show on Thursday, Dec. 10. The Art for Wellness program featured fourth-graders, who are now fifth-graders, working to complete monthly wellness activities, nutrition information and an art project. Dr. Julie H. Alexander-Ruff, Montana State University’s College of Nursing, and Christine

Poplar High School students learned a little more about FFA during a presentation by two state officers on Wednesday, Dec. 9. Montana FFA’s second vice president Chay Van Dyke, originally from Glendive, and parliamentarian Allyson Young, originally from Fairview, spoke to the Poplar students, who are having an FFA chapter for the first time since the 1940s. Van Dyke and Young talked to

The Billings Police Department is investigating a missing persons case of a 14-year-old girl. According to the Montana Department of Justice, the last known contact for Lacie Genine Adams, 14, was on Nov. 12. Her mother, Winter Jackson, is a former resident of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. Adams is described as Native American or Alaska Native, stands 5-foot, 1-inches tall, weighs 100-pounds,