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Belt Boys Roll
Over the past two weeks, the Husky basketball teams finished out the regular season of conference play against the DGSG Bearcats, Hobson-Moore Titans, Roy-Winifred Outlaws, and Winnett Grass-Range Rams, and now look towards the District 8C...
State DECA
The students of the Belt DECA chapter returned from competition at the state career development conference (SCDC) in Missoula last Tuesday. The state event ran the course of three full days of competitions and fun events including performances by...
Young Local Author
The Miserable Lives of the Perfect Ones is a book by Fort Benton’s very own Emerson Giese. This book was published in December 2022 when Giese was 18. This book is about 4 main characters, not pointed at anyone in the Fort Benton school or surroundin...
FFA District Competition
Recently, the Belt High School FFA Agricultural sales team traveled to Cascade MT. The reason for this trip was for students Kate and Mac Hedstrom, Parker Osterman, and Vannie Urick to attend a sales contest to see how they are placing across the dis...
Ready, Aim, Fire!
Ready, Aim, FIRE! There will be an organizational meeting of the Belt Clay Target Team in preparation for the squad's second year of competitive shooting. The first meeting will be January 30th at...
Belt's Paulson and Triplett Make East-West Shrine Game Roster
Reese Paulson and Ethan Triplett have made the roster for the Montana East West Shrine Game's East All-Stars, Paulson as outside linebacker, and Triplett as safety. Players for the game are nominated...
Homework Help
Students in need of extra help with their homework can rely on the dedicated support of the school’s teachers. Mrs. Vogt, a seasoned educator with years of experience teaching middle school science and 8th grade English Language Arts, spearheads t...
Time Off In France
There are lots of ways that life in America is different than what I’m used to back home. In France and America, the holidays are very different. Because of wars, death of people, religion or other things, some days are off for almost everyone. In F...
Belt News: Science Fair
With the science fair in Belt approaching in mid January students are trying their hardest and best to get their projects done and done well. The science fair is a yearly event that seems to be on all students’ minds around this time of the year. J...
Belt News: Aim Higher
Aim Higher is a MHSA sponsored program started in 1989 as a drug and substance abuse prevention program. It has grown over the years to become a forum for young leaders to make a difference in their schools and communities. Participating school send...
Hometown Heroes
Veterans are one of the main reasons for the freedom that the United States has provided to its citizens. Through decades many different veterans have lost their lives through serving the nation. Every battle reaching back to the Revolutionary War...
Belt Christmas Stroll
As Christmas is rapidly approaching that means that the 4th annual Belt Christmas Stroll is also on the horizon and should be marked on every calendar. The Christmas Stroll is an event put on by the Belt Chamber of Commerce on Saturday December 2nd....
World of Work
World of Work is a national program designed to share knowledge about the modern workplace with teenagers. It is built around four basic components of a career, including: Exploration, Simulation, Meet a Pro, and Practice. This past Tuesday the...
IEFA
Native American history is a big part of United States history. It is also a very integral part of Montana history. Whether it be the beginnings of the country, or the wars fought in the 1800’s, Native Americans have always been a factor in the c...
Belt News: Bishop Fleming
June 22nd, 2022 was a major day for Belt native Jeff Fleming. On this day Fleming was appointed bishop of eastern Montana diocese. Fleming is now one of the only 441 Bishops in the United States and...
Belt News: Where in the World?
Geography is one of the most important things when navi-gating through life. It plays a huge role in day-to-day life and in certain topics in school. Understanding where an event happened in history...
New News Crew
The Valley Voice is excited to welcome its new staff members to the school paper for the upcoming academic year. Karl Koontz will continue to take charge as managing editor for his 15th consecutive...