Taylen Hanson (left to right) and prom date Kyler Kempton won two flat screen televisions at the Culbertson High School gym following the dance April 17. The prizes were donate by Hash Hill Mx. Jobs for Montana Graduates, CHS student council, the Nakona Dakota Oyate youth council and the junior class with advisor Keri Hauenstein hosted after-prom activities. Approximately 70 students attended. The

Bainville’s Kaden Hansen earned first place in the shot put to highlight the Bulldogs’ effort at the Savage Invitational on Wednesday, April 21. The senior had a best of 4104 to take first in the event. He also placed fourth in the discus at 122-01. Charles Butikofer placed second in the high jump by clearing 5-4. Samuel Butikofer took third by clearing 5-4. Emma Poser finished third

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks posted good times and distances during action in Sidney on Saturday, April 24. Mason Dethman led the Red Hawks by clearing 5-6 and taking fifth in the high jump. Javonne Nesbit placed sixth in the triple jump with a best of 38-5. Other highlights for the boys’ team included Max Engelke taking seventh in the 400, Colt Miller taking 12th in the shot put and Bode

During the last year, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks offered hunter and bowhunter education classes online due to COVID concerns. Since last spring, more than 17,000 Montanans completed the online courses, which is nearly double the number of students in a typical year. “The biggest increase we saw was among adult bowhunter education students,” said FWP outdoor skills and safety supervisor

When COVID was causing many businesses to temporary shut their doors a year ago, the Great Northern Development Corporation increased its activity in order to assist the area businesses during the pandemic. Tori Matejovsky, executive director of the Great Northern Development Corporation, explained that one of the organization’s top concerns was and continues to be small businesses. “Our