Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is hosting several Summer Teacher Professional Development Opportunities throughout the state. All classes offer OPI PDU credits to teachers and help bring fish, wildlife and outdoor recreation into classrooms. Through the trainings, teachers can learn how to encourage students to learn about Montana’s fish and wildlife and become inspired to enjoy, value

Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers placed 24th out of 1,580 runners at the Steamboat Classic held in Peoria, Ill., on Saturday, June 6. Summers’ time in the fourmile run was 20:17.

Three members of Brockton’s Class of 2026 have recently announced their intentions of playing basketball at the collegiate level. Josh Firemoon and Miles Boxer Jr. have committed to attend Williston State College in North Dakota. Boxer Jr. was an All-Conference selection in basketball as a senior and Firemoon earned second team All-Conference honors. Each player was voted to the league’s

Tuesday Night League Week 1 In the Rough 65.0 Bogey Boys 61.5 Borrow Me 20 57.0 Curtis Repair 55.5 Hackers 52.5 Fox Ford 49.5 NorthernPrairieAuto 49.5 WhateverConstruction 48.5 Opportunity Bank 48.0 Arnie’s Army 44.5 Horny Toadz 42.5 Native Pride 36.0 One Under 35.0 Low gross: Kaniel Ricker, 39 Low net: Paul Azure, 23

A busy tournament schedule at the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course kicked off with the Big Cup Classic on Saturday, May 30. The tournament attracted 29 four-person teams. Sponsors of the tourney were Independence Bank, Tavern and Northern Prairie Auto Sales. Earning first place with a net score of 46.5 was the team of Jeremiah Whitright, Brock Copenhaver, Tim Kulbeck and Mickey Copenhaver.