James Taurman-Aldrich

(From left) Kaelyn Ackaret, Kenadee Simac and Peyton French celebrate a point during the third set against East Helena on Thursday, Oct. 8. The Eagles were close to celebrating a homecoming victory over the Vigilantes, but weren't able to pick up match point in the fifth set. East Helena took sets 1 (25-23), 4 (25-22) and 5 (20-18). Fergus won both its sets 25-18. The Eagles will look to end their five-game losing streak against Class B Huntley Project on Oct. 13 at 6 p.m. for Senior Night.

Alani Bankhead, Democrat for U.S Senate, was in Lewistown for a “Meet the Candidates” event hosted at the Yogo Inn on Monday, Oct. 5.

Fergus High’s homecoming had everything a packed crowd could want: two touchdown runs that combined for over 100 yards, a halftime marching band performance, and the cheer squad returning for

Peyton French, partially wrapped up like a mummy, sprints to the other end of the gym to begin the relay race.

Dr. Deanna Daigrepont, of Roundup, is currently running her first ever competitive campaign.

The Lewistown Public Schools Board of Trustees took the first steps towards fixing up the high school during their regular meeting on Oct. 12.

Chris Rindal, of Lewistown, is running for Senate District 19 as the Republican candidate. He defeated incumbent Barry Usher for a spot on the Nov. 3 ballot.

Chris Rindal, of Lewistown, is running for Senate District 19 as the Republican candidate. He defeated incumbent Barry Usher for a spot on the Nov. 3 ballot.

Giving students high fives, talking about their day and answering the questions they have is usually the job of a teacher or principal. However, one lucky member of the local