John McGill is a journalist for the Cut Bank Pioneer Press, focusing on local news in Browning, Montana. With a passion for community reporting, John covers a range of topics including local events, sports, education, and community achievements. His articles provide readers with a glimpse into the vibrant and diverse life of Browning and its surrounding areas.
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John McGill's coverage focuses heavily on local events, sports, and community news in the Browning area of Montana. His articles cover a wide range of topics including Native American culture, sports such as basketball, cross country and volleyball, community events and education.
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By: John McGill
Share Tahj Wells and Aiyanna Green made their way to the winners podium at the Western Montana Invitational in Ronan last weekend. Combining both first at 150 pounds as well as the "Quick Pin Award," Wells' honors were nearly matched by Green who claimed first at 170 in the girls division.
Share While the final score of 67-51 against Havre on the road on Saturday, Jan. 11, was impressive for Browning, Coach DJ Fish was more impressed with the first half.
By: John McGill
Ascending the winners podium in Cut Bank were Browning wrestlers (top left) Pita Fish in third, (bottom left) Kane Burke in sixth, (top right) Hayden Edwards in second and (bottom right) Kendahl Guardipee in first place.
"The Montana State Legislature includes 12 indigenous legislators," noted Montana Senator Susan Webber. "This is amazing and unprecedented. We have made history not only with our numbers but also with so many in leadership positions." The current legislative session began on Wednesday, Jan. 1, and lasts 90 days. Among the Native legislators in lead...
By: John McGill
Tables loaded with clothing donated to the Blackfeet Veterans are ready for folks to come by and choose items that will suit both Veterans and their families.
Share “We started really well, moving the ball and all, but Polson just did enough to hang around,” Browning Lady Indians basketball coach Leo Bullchild said of the Saturday, Jan. 18 game at the Tipi Dome. “We had a couple of quarters where we weren’t getting the right things going.”
Share “Our girls wrestled some tough teams at the Hellgate Girls Invitational this weekend,” girls wrestling coach Geno Matt said of last week’s meet in Missoula. “We went up against some AA schools, getting beat by Flathead and Missoula Big Sky. The girls placed third, beating Ronan in fourth place and Polson in fifth.” Prairie Dawn Sellars placed 2nd, Kendahl Guardipee got 3rd, Hayden Edwards placed 4th, and Kaci Costel got 6th place. This weekend we are off to the class a duals in Livingston. I’m excited to see how they do in their division.
Share Playing at the Tipi Dome for the first time this season, the Runnin’ Indians put away Polson, largely on the strength of good shooting in the first half.
The Browning High School Runnin' Indians worked over the Vikings from Bigfork on the road on Friday, Jan. 24, 47-38. Returning home to the Tipi Dome on Saturday, Jan. 25, a big third quarter brought in a 64-53 win before an enthusiastic home crowd. "The guys are always well prepared, but we had four starters in foul trouble so we sent in the bench...
Share The boys from Browning High School competed at the Class A Duals in Livingston last weekend, beating Dawson County, Three Forks and Miles City, losing to Lockwood, Polson and Frenchtown. Individual results were not available at press time.
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