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High school grads cheered on by their elementary schools
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Manhattan boys, Jefferson girls claim 5B track and field crowns
BOULDER, Mont. — The best small school athletes from Southwest Montana put on one heck of a show at the District 5B meet at Jefferson High School on Friday. Four meet records were broken and another was tied, and the Manhattan boys and Jefferson girls claimed the team titles.
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'Be proud': Carroll College celebrates graduates at 116th commencement ceremony
Carroll College celebrated 281 graduates on Saturday with speeches about faculty's goals for them, personal mementos and memories and heartfelt sendoffs. The 116th Carroll College commencement ceremony saw a crowded Valley Bank Field at Nelson Stadium packed with friends and family of graduates who cheered them on throughout the ceremony.
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Butte Central baseball earns senior day win over Florence-Carlton
BUTTE, Mont. — It was a senior day to remember for the Butte Central Maroons on Thursday evening. Butte Central overcame an early deficit to take down Florence-Carlton, 4-3, in a nonconference affair at 3 Legends Stadium. Despite being outhit 10-6, the Maroons made more impact plays and were...
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Flathead softball earns split in Helena
HELENA — Olivia Nyman hit a three-run home run to back the pitching of Macey McIlhargey and June Stickney, and Flathead beat Helena 5-2 Saturday to earn a split of its games against the Helena schools. In their first game the Bravettes fell to Helena Capital 4-0, but the...
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Carroll College's 116th commencement ceremony set for Saturday
This year, 281 students are graduating, including both baccalaureate and master's degree recipients, representing 24 states and three other countries: Canada, Ethiopia, and Ukraine. The top represented majors are nursing, business, and marketing.
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Tech valedictorian Jakob Nielsen aims 'to make something of my life and have fun doing it'
Jakob Nielsen felt bored and stymied during the pandemic. While still a sophomore at Butte High School, he reached out to the founding director of the Montana Tech Nanotechnology Laboratory. The following year, Butte native Nielsen, then 17, started working part time in the lab, which houses electron microscopes and...