The Froid Town Council held their regular meeting Monday, March 8. The full council was in attendance. Following the approval of minutes for the regular February meeting, the council discussed allocation of 2021 BaRSAA funds. According to clerk LeAnn Johnson, a resolution will be voted on regarding the funds at the April council meeting. Account receivables were reviewed for water, sewer

Montana students from Libby to Wyola and many communities in between have been selected to receive the Reach Higher Montana Scholarship for use in the 2021-2022 academic year. Scholarships must be used at accredited Montana colleges (two-year, four-year, public, private, tribal and vocational institutions). The following area students were selected to receive $1,000 scholarships: Nickolas Page,

Farmers and ranchers in the MonDak region are readying their equipment for spring planting. The big question now is the weather. What can farmers and ranchers expect this growing season? Patrick Gilchrist with the National Weather Service Office in Glasgow, will help answer that question in the fifth webinar of the 2021 MonDak Ag Research Summit Series to be held on Thursday, March 11, beginning

Froid/Lake’s boys’ basketball team advanced into the divisional title game by fighting off North Country, 49-41, in the semi-final round of the Eastern C tournament in Sidney on Friday, March 5. The Red Hawks led by only a 24-23 half-time margin, but consecutive three-pointers by Colt Miller opened the third quarter. After a steal by Tyler Wivholm, Mason Dethman hit a shot for a 32-23 advantage.

Froid School Mar. 15: Riblets on buns, chips, baked beans and fruit. Mar. 16: Chicken supreme, buns and fruit. Mar. 17: Meatballs, mashed potatoes, gravy, veggies, fruit, buns and dessert. Mar. 18: Vegetable beef soup, roast beef sandwiches, cheese sticks and fruit. Mar. 19: Polish dogs on bun,, sauerkraut, sweet potato fries, veggies and fruit. Culbertson School Mar. 15: Hamburgers,