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Absarokee middle schoolers take third at regional Science Bowl

For the third straight year, a team of Absarokee middle schoolers has taken home the third place trophy from the regional Science Bowl competition. Held last weekend at MSU-Billings, the

Wilson earns Yes I Can! award for dedication and hard work

Abigail Wilson is a typical freshman at Columbus High School. She is an integral member of an award-winning dance team, and she also loves music, volunteers, and is on the

Absarokee middle schoolers take third at regional Science Bowl

For the third straight year, a team of Absarokee middle schoolers has taken home the third place trophy from the regional Science Bowl competition. Held last weekend at MSU-Billings, the

Three from Stillwater County qualify for state GeoBee

Three local geography champs have earned the opportunity to compete for the top prize at the statewide geography bee later this month. Logan Young, Axel Blodgett, and Loli Jarrett each

Locals receive DAR Good Citizen awards

Three local high school seniors were recently named “Good Citizens” by a local Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) chapter. Columbus’s Karsen Marjerison, Reed Point’s Jocelyn Ott, and Park City’s

Culbertson to advance to state MATHCOUNTS competition

Columbus eighth grader Sean Culbertson has proven he can stand up to the best math students in the eastern part of the state, so now his mission is to show

Zachary crowned county spelling bee champ

With “inertia,” Emily Zachary is the champion of the Stillwater County Spelling Bee. It took Zachary, a Columbus sixth-grader, seven rounds to beat her competitors and take the title. The

Blodgett is Rapelje geography champion

Axel Blodgett, a seventh grader in Rapelje, recently showed his geography prowess at the Rapelje school geography bee with a first place finish. Fifth grader Layne Yorke took second place,

Young wins Absarokee Science Fair

Sixth grader Logan Young won the overall prize at the Absarokee Science Fair with his project “Build a bridge and get over it!” Young’s exhibit beat out 62 other projects

Columbus FFA had a February full of functions

The Columbus FFA Chapter has been busy. Over the last month, the group has hosted three events attended by FFA members from across the area. DISTRICT CONTESTS At the beginning