Schools

CMS Career Fair hosts more than 30 professionals

Last Friday was not an ordinary day at Columbus Middle School. Bells rang every 17 minutes, kids excitedly moved between classrooms, and a dream or new interest may have been

4-H Ambassadors hosting Easter dinner on the go

The Stillwater County 4-H Ambassadors and Teen Leaders are working to ensure that everyone across Stillwater County has a nice meal for Easter this year. The group will be hosting

Henkes make U. of Mary honor roll

TWo Stillwate r County student s were among the 889 ,dergrad and adult educatio n students recentl y named to the fall semester Dean ' s List at the University of Mary, in Bismarck, N.D., according to a press release. To qualify for the hanor, students must earn a 3.5 Or bette r grade point average while carrying at least 12 credit hours.

Absarokee Science Fair results

Scientific jargon filled the air on Feb. 21 as students explained all of their hard work during the 20th annual Absarokee Science Fair. Freshman Colton Young came out on top as the overall winner with his project “Does it matter how much air is inside?” A total of 73 students presented 59 different science projects, according to a recent news release. All of the winners listed below have earned the opportunity to compete in the Billings Science Expo on March 23.

6th grade

Elementary Science Club to hold science fair in March

A group of young scientists have been hard at work in Columbus, and they are almost ready to unveil their findings.

On Monday, March 5, the Elementary Science Club will be holding a science fair from 4:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Columbus Congregational Church to present to the community the projects the students have been working on for the last few weeks.

Some project topics include: glue slime stretch, Mentos-Coke fountains, candy color distribution, balloon drop speed, candy crystal sizes, and elephant toothpaste.