Members of Valley County Refuse District No.1 met with members of the Oswego Community Organization Sunday, Sept. 20, to discuss problems with the nearby landfill. The meeting was held in the parking lot of Oswego Hall. Refuse district chairman John Rogenes spoke with OCO chairwoman Clover Anaquod. Also attending were district administrative assistant Darcia Schindler, Oswego landfill manager

A remarkable comeback in the second set was the highlight for Poplar during its non-conference volleyball match against Fairview on Tuesday night. The Indians dropped the match by a 16-25, 25-23, 19-25, 13-25, final. In the second set, Poplar trailed by a 23-14 margin until a kill by Keandra Martell and aces by Morgen Nordwick started a comeback for the home team. With Nordwick doing the

Wolf Point’s boys ran to a third-place showing in the team standings at the Glasgow Invitational cross-country meet held on Saturday, Sept. 19. “Our team ran really well,” Wolf Point coach John Wetsit said. “The state rankings reflect that we’re improving.” Wolf Point’s senior Zander Ackerman finished second overall with a time of 16:57.19. He is ranked first in Class B. Samuel

Fairfield tops this week’s Class B football poll conducted by 406mtsports.com. Fairfield has a 3-0 record heading into Friday’s game in Wolf Point. Also in the top five for Class B are Manhattan, Glasgow, Florence-Carlton and Malta. Rounding out the top 10 are Columbus, Red Lodge, Bigfork, Townsend and Eureka. Richey/Lambert is fourth and Froid/Lake is seventh in the six-man Class

U.S. Senator Steve Daines urged Senate leadership Sept. 21 to stop the reduction of services and staff for Amtrak along the Hi-Line. Daines stressed the need to protect jobs and the local economy that Amtrak supports in Montana. “Amtrak’s plan to cut staff by twenty percent, and reduce service on the Empire Builder from daily to tri-weekly on October 19, would decimate rural economies in Montana