Spotlight Features

Judith Gap student finds a purpose in ranch life and school work

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“E.J.” Ezra Volf just turned 7 and is ready to celebrate each day with the joy of family and exploring everything life has to offer.

Team player Jenna Hodik remains thankful during a pandemic

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Hobson freshman Jenna Hodik has a lot to be thankful for as 2020 comes closer to its conclusion. Jenna is thankful for being able to attend school at Hobson during the 20/21 school-year.

Grass Range eighth grader enjoys history and horses

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Bailey Seaholm is the only girl in her eighth grade class of four at Grass Range, something she doesn’t mind at all.

Winnett senior enjoying the change from urban to rural

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Imagine moving from a town with hundreds of thousands of residents to Winnett, and switching from a high school with over 1,000 students to a school with 10 times less. One would think that kind of change would produce something akin to culture shock, but according to senior Manny Rodriquez, Winnett High’s newest student, it’s not the size of the town, nor the size of the school that stands out the most for him.

Winifred’s Jake Brown: a rancher for life

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Jake Brown is no stranger to hard work. Living about 30 miles outside of Winifred by the Moccasin Mountains, Jake has been helping his parents on the ranch all his life.

Graduation is on the horizon for Roy seniors

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There are three seniors this year at Roy. Colleen Mosby is the only female in the small group.

Max Tyler has a heavy goal

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It was a busy summer for Moore senior Max Tyler. In between working for his uncle the first week or two of June and into July, Max was set to accomplish a goal most people would envy – to gain weight.

Mia Casto wears her heart on her sleeve

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Judith Gap sophomore Mia Casto is a girl who cares about her family, whether that family member has two or four legs. With one commemorative tattoo already etched on her forearm and another one designed and ready for placement, Mia is ready to honor those she loves.

Hobson senior Delani Kriskovich: World traveler and future educator

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As a 17-year-old world traveler, Hobson senior Delani Kriskovich has her roots in Central Montana and her eyes on a career in education.

Spotlight on Grass Range

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Nola Goss seems to defy the mainstream image of a senior girl in 2020, but that’s what makes her so unique. She enjoys ag class more than any other class (so much so that she is taking two of them this year); spends her free time working on her old pickup; and has dreams of being an auto mechanic.

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