Four students will represent Frazer School at the National History Day competition held in Washington, D.C., during June. Teacher Mary Zuchowski is pleased with the growth that the program has made in Frazer. Last year, Frazer had only five projects. At this year’s district competition, Frazer entered 11 projects with 21 students involved. “Nine went on to state,” Zuchowski said. She

The University of Montana has more than 2,000 students who are degree candidates for spring semester 2026. The students listed in the links below are UM degree candidates or have been awarded their degrees. Students with “cum laude” after their name indicate a GPA of 3.40 to 3.69. “Magna cum laude” indicates a 3.70 to 3.89 GPA and “summa laude” is 3.90 and above. Area graduates

Wolf Point School May 18: Breakfast: Sausage pancakes on sticks and apples. Lunch: Chicken sandwiches, Sunchips and tropical fruit. May 19: Breakfast: Pumpkin bread, yogurt and bananas. Lunch: Beef and bean tostadas, tater tots, apples and carrots. May 20: Breakfast: Trix cereal, strawberry yogurt and cantaloupe. Lunch: Corndogs, broccoli, cauliflower and pineapple. May 21: Breakfast:

A Creator’s Game horsemanship and bronc riding event weekend is planned for May 22-25 at the Poplar Saddle Club Arena. Expert instruction will be offered for general horsemanship, bronc and wild horse riding events. Friday will focus on horsemanship with instructors Clarice Smoker, Emma Gourneau, Phillip Whiteman, Richard Jackson, Leroy Boyd Jr., James Holen, Dustin Hunsaker and Joclyn Williams.