In addition to providing a safe and nurturing environment for children, Colby’s Zion Lutheran Early Childhood Center is doing something very unique—they are teaching children how to grow their own produce. Utilizing a collection of various pots and buckets, daycare staff and children started their very first outdoor garden this past spring. Under the staff’s helpful guidance, children planted,

Colby took care of business at home last Friday night, downing Loyal 48-8 to win their final non-conference game of the regular season. The Hornets have started the season 4-0, and this victory extended their winning streak to 11 games going back to last year. It was a game that, on paper, looked like a mismatch in Colby’s favor going into the contest. The Hornets were averaging north of 45 points

The Colby Hornets went 1-2 over the last week, falling to Athens and Stratford but bouncing back against the Gilman Pirates at home. Gilman, 3-2 Looking to get back in the win column, the Colby varsity team invited the Gilman Pirates to town for their Cloverbelt-East opener. The Hornets started off their conference schedule with a win, defeating their opponents 3-2. It was a closely contested

Big week this week. All of bear hunting opens today when the dog hunters join the hunt, and Saturday is the bow opener. A little something to raise the hopes of everyone heading to the woods this weekend; a good buddy of mine harvested a whitetail buck on North Dakota’s bow opener that green scored 196 inches and change. A buck of several lifetimes on the opener harvested almost 60 days before the