The Thomas and Corrine Nyquist Foundation has announced the winners of its 2021 Nyquist Foundation Essay Contest. Held each year, the competition is meant to highlight a particular topic and engage local students in meaningful conversations. This year’s topic is “What do you think your generation is going to do for the world?” Lynn Nyquist visited Culbertson School Monday, May 24, to award

Culbertson’s Grace & Peace Church Sunday school teacher Ashlee Anderson told the Community News that participants have raised enough funds to sponsor four pigs, seven chickens, three roosters, honey bees and four flock of goats and chickens for children abroad via the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America’s Good Gifts catalogue. The class meets on Wednesdays at the church in Culbertson.

Jobs for Montana Graduates Color Run participants Sara and Paisley Featherston (left to right), Eli James and Morgan O’Daniel brighten things up for a good cause in Culbertson May 23. This year’s race winners were James Kirkaldie with Bridger Salvevold right on his heels. (Submitted photo)

Culbertson and Glasgow JMG/YE students teamed up on Wednesday, May 12, to help both schools compete in The Prospects contest, sponsored by the Montana Chamber of Commerce. Students visited Dustin and Sara Harmon, owners of local coffee roasters Wild Calf Coffee in Bainville. Some students were surprised to learn that their chosen business was located at the end of an unpaved county road. Advisors

Bainville accounted for six points in the boys’ division and five points in the girls’ division during the Eastern C track meet in Sidney on Thursday, May 20. Kaden Hansen, a senior, placed third in the shot put with a best of 43-8. He will also compete in the discus at the state meet because he qualified during the regular season. Emma Poser led Bainville’s girls with a fourth-place

A first-place effort by Abbey Granbois in the high jump highlighted Culbertson’s day at the Eastern C divisional track meet in Sidney on Thursday, May 20. The Cowgirls scored 27 points for 10th place at the meet. The Cowboys finished with 10 points for 10th place. Abbey Granbois cleared 5-1 for top honors in the high jump. Makena Hauge, a sophomore, cleared 4-10 for third place in

Three Froid/Lake athletes qualified for the state meet during the Eastern C divisional track meet in Sidney on Thursday, May 20. The Red Hawks scored 14 points in the boys’ division and six points in the girls’ division. Carolyne Christoffersen placed fourth in the shot put with a mark of 35-8 and took fifth in the javelin with a best of 98-7. Javonne Nesbit earned second in the triple