Articles from the January 13, 2016 edition
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Harlem's roller coaster season continues with 57-49 loss in Glasgow
If one thing is for certain its that the Harlem girls basketball team is capable of playing very well for stretches during the course of a game, but they have struggled to string that play together fo...
Turner blows past Dodson, Hays/Lodge Pole
The still young but very experienced Turner Tornado girls varsity basketball team went 2-1 last week defeating Dodson 50-36 Tuesday night. Friday the girls took down the Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbirds...
'Beeters wrestle on, Choteau Classic this weekend
The Chinook Sugarbeeter wrestling team was nearly complete this weekend in Cut Bank as senior Kevin Young wrestled for the first time and senior Jake Norby is expecting to return this weekend when...
Thunderbirds fall in Ft. Benton
The Hays/Lodge Pole girls basketball team remains winless on the season following losses Friday and Saturday to District 9C opponents. Friday the girls were defeated in Turner 39-19. Sophomore Miquela Perez scored eight points in the contest....
Judges needed for CHS sponsored Speech and Drama tournament
The Chinook High School's Speech and Drama Club expects about 20 regional high schools to participate in an upcoming tournament scheduled in Chinook for Saturday, January 16. There will be more than 1...
Get your fleeces in soon
The 67th Montana Seed Show is just around the corner and we will be again featuring wool fleece show. This will be the 25th year that this popular event has been held in conjunction with the Montana...
Celebrating the New Year Big Flat style for all ages!
The Hogeland/Turner Lions Club hosted their annual New Year's Eve party this past Thursday evening. They served a delicious pork dinner with potluck side dishes. After the dinner, "Andy and the...
Louis Mae Black Crow
Lois Mae Black Crow Falcon, 72, died Wednesday, January 6, at Couer d'Alene, Idaho. Wake services will start Monday, January 11, at the St. Paul's Mission Recreation Center in Hays. It will continue...