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Valley County’s first-ever Citizens Law Enforcement Academy held its first of eight classes this past Thursday in the community room of the courthouse. Seventeen residents of Valley County attended the inaugural session and Sheriff Tom Boyer said he feels encouraged and excited about the interest in this program. “The Citizens Law Enforcement Academy is just an opportunity for the citizens in the community to come in and get a better picture – a broader scope – of what law enforcement does.” Boyer hopes the newly implemented program will give...
Last Wednesday, February 23, at around 9:50 Mountain Standard Time, reports had surfaced that the Russian military had begun their invasion of Ukraine. Politicians around the state of Montana had weighed in on Russia’s act of war against Ukraine, which also affects members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), which includes the United States of America. Montana SD 17 Senator Mike Lang of Malta was amongst those that voiced their opinion on the crisis in Ukraine, which took a tone of gratefulness for the situation here in the U.S. ...
Though the Scottie Speech and Drama team concluded their regular season at the State Meet in Huntley Project Jan. 29 & 30, the crew was not quite done with their year. The team traveled to Billings Feb. 11 & 12 to compete in the National Speech & Debate Association's state meet with hopes of continuing on to the national level.This past Thursday they held their end-of-year Awards Ceremony in the Glasgow High School library. In Billings, the Scotties found competition from AA, A and B/C schools....
HELENA, Mont. – As part of his charge to improve customer service and modernize technology in state government, Governor Greg Gianforte today announced the launch of a new mobile app from the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP). FWP’s new app will allow Montanans to access their hunting and fishing licenses with their phone, reducing the need to secure and carry around paperwork while they fish and hunt. The new app, MyFWP, provides Montana sportsmen and women a simple, easy way to store and display licenses, permits, and digital carcass tag...
HELENA – Several watercraft inspection stations begin operation in early March to check snowbird boat traffic returning from mussel positive areas such as Lake Mead and Havasu. Boat owners coming to Montana must have their vessel inspected for aquatic invasive species at a Montana watercraft inspection station prior to launch. The stations that open in early March include those near Dillon, Anaconda and Ravalli. FWP works closely with partners for station operation and cotracts with the Beaverhead Conservation District for operation of the D...
Montana Farm Bureau Foundation announces their 2022 Youth Speech Contest which is open to students in the 7th, 8th and 9th grades. Contestants must submit a transcript of their speech by March 15, 2022, which will be judged prior to the convention. The top twenty contestants will be invited to compete by presenting their speech March 31 from 8 a.m. – noon at the FFA Convention in Bozeman. “One of our Foundation’s most important goals is to aid in the agricultural education and the leadership development of Montana’s youth, and this speech...
Dear Editor, Outdoor recreation comprises $7.1 billion of Montana's economy and generates $286 million in tax revenue. Additionally, the outdoor recreation economy provides 71,000 jobs to Montanans. By expanding the Bob Marshall, these numbers will only continue to grow. The Blackfoot Clearwater Stewardship Act (BCSA) seeks to designate an additional 80,000 acres of public land as wilderness. Doing so will result in sustainable timber management and forest restoration, protect the headwaters of...
Last spring I, Lowell Young, was watching Operation Outdoor Freedom on the Discovery Channel. It is a great show that honors our Veterans. At the end of the show it said that if you wanted to nominate someone, to send an email with their name and story. I nominated Darin Dimas from Poplar, MT. Darin served a tour in Afghanistan with the Montana National Guard. He also has two sons that were Army Rangers. Three weeks after I submitted his name I received a call from the producers of Operation...
Be Our Guest! We invite you to view Glasgow's version of "Disney on Ice" when HiLine Skating presents its 15th annual Showcase. It's on Saturday, March 5, 2pm, at the Valley Event Center. The public is invited to come see what the skaters in the Learn to Skate program have accomplished this year. There is no cost for the event and those attending may skate for free with the stars after the show....
Winter Weather This Week Key Points: A slow moving system will once again bring increasing chances for freezing rain and snow to NE Montana Wednesday night through Friday night. Colder and wetter weather conditions expected will likely stress newborn livestock at times this week. Changes from Previous Briefing A slow moving system will bring increasing chances for snow and freezing rain to NE Montana Wednesday night through Friday Night. Weather Risk Outlook Moderate risk of snow/freezing rain Thursday and Friday, March 3&4. Details for Northea...
EDITOR’S NOTE: Deadline for calendar additions is Mondays at noon. Please email your event to [email protected] or submit in person at the Courier office, 531 2nd Ave. S., Glasgow. MARCH MONTH LONG: MONDAY – THURSDAY Free at home Covid-19 test kits / 2 tests in each available at the Valley County Health Department, 500 4th Ave. S., Glasgow. Please take one per household. TUESDAYS 1 p.m. — Dime Bingo — Glasgow Senior Center (Recurring). The Valley Community Food Bank, located at 1020 1st Ave. No., is open the 3rd Tuesday of every month from no...
We had a nice trip to watch one of our grandsons play 10U AA hockey just outside Chicago over the President's Day weekend. (His team competes at the single A level, but got bumped up.) Now that I'm catching up with the mail, and specifically the Courier, I see no one took me up on writing a guest column to cover for my absence. You still could, of course... I'm trying to think spring, but the recent nasty weather hasn't helped push me that way. There was lots of fresh snow in Fargo, but the road...
It’s still very much “Indoors” season here in Glasgow, with spring still a few weeks away and the bitter cold still lingering. So it’s only natural that we’re spending more time in front of our screens. We’re drawn in a moth-like fashion, subsidizing our limited sunlight time with the artificial, Netflix-flavored variety. How then do we make the best of this time huddled in a trancelike state, fixated on the moving images before us? While seeing is believing, not all screens are actually crated equal. Between televisions, computer monitors an...
Andrew "Andy" O. Fossum, 77 of Ashland, passed away on Thursday, January 20, 2022, at the Oxbow Living Center. He was born on June 3, 1944, to Orrin and Dorothy (Redfield) Fossum in Glasgow, Mont. Andy graduated from high school in Opheim, Mont., in 1963. In December of 1965 he joined the Army and served in the military police while stationed in Berlin. He married Juanita McLaughlin on Sept 6, 1964, and to this union a daughter Andrea was born. Andy and Juanita later divorced, and he then... Full story
Bonnie Lynn (Dorr) Weisbred passed to her heavenly home to get her angel wings on Tuesday, February 15, 2022 in Tucson, Ariz. She was the first born of Ross and Evelyn Hazel Dorr, early homesteaders in the Whatley-Milk River area. Bonnie left Montana in her teens to live with her grandmother in California. Bonnie is survived by her daughter, Monica Parker; two granddaughters, a great-grandchild; a cousin Lois, in Glasgow; and one brother, Lee Ross Dorr, in Madison, Miss. A small private celebration of life mass was held and another life mass... Full story
Each day the Red Cross delivers comfort and care to communities across Montana by responding to disasters, collecting and distributing lifesaving blood products and supporting Montana military families. In March, the Red Cross of Montana honors those who make its mission possible during its annual Red Cross Month celebration — a national tradition started nearly 80 years ago when President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued the first national Red Cross Month proclamation. Each U.S. president has issued a proclamation ever since. “When eme...
Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) officials has announced a voluntary recall of several specific products for infants and babies has been issued by Abbott, the maker of Similac formulas and other nutritional products, due to a concern over possible contamination at a single manufacturing facility in Michigan. The formulas identified in this recall have been found in stores across the state, therefore all families who use infant formula are encouraged to check the cans of formula they have purchased to see if they match the...
The young thespians of Glasgow Middle School are inviting everyone to come be a part of their world as they create an underwater oasis full of drama, humor, friendship, love, revenge and singing sea creatures as they present The Little Mermaid. Under the direction of Maureen Leech, with assistant director Elizabeth Peters, students from Glasgow's sixth, seventh and eighth grades will share the story written by Hans Christian Anderson and as popularized by the Disney film this week. Addison...
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Enjoy a fantastic night of music on Tuesday, March 8, 2022. John Roberts Y Pan Blanco is an original sound ensemble that is designed to make the audience move. They are melding high energy, danceable Funk, African and Salsa grooves with blistering instrumental solos, all aimed at sharing musical diversity with the audience. With an incredibly energetic band of high level musicians, John Roberts brings many years of national and international touring, recording and performing experiences to this...
Glasgow rolled through the state tournament in Miles City the past weekend undefeated and beat the Helena Bighorns for the third time in four match-ups over two weeks to win the Ice Dawgs their first-ever High School championship. Glasgow defeated Salmon 5-1 in their first game Thursday and followed it up with a 6-4 win over Helena on Friday. The win pitted them against Bozeman that evening when the Dawgs downed the Dogs 1-0. Glasgow then won a high scoring game over Miles City 7-6. The win over...
Glasgow’s 19U Ice Dawgs finished their season in Havre with a fourth-place finish at the state tournament. The Dawgs fell to the Flathead Fusion 5-2 in their first game on Friday. They rebounded to defeat Salmon 4-3 on Saturday. Glasgow and Salmon met again Sunday morning but this time Salmon came out on top of 5-2 score. The Dawgs struck first in their game against Flathead, going up 2-0 early in the game but Flathead tied the game in the first before shutting Glasgow out the remainder of the game. Ava Lloyd was the first goal scorer for G...
The Glasgow Scottie boys basketball team saw their season come to end this past weekend at the Norther B Divisional tournament. The Scotties struggled offensively, unable to buy a bucket in their two games. Glasgow fell behind Shelby in the first half as the Coyotes went on to win 51-28 in game one on Thursday. The loss moved the Scotties to loser-out action where they faced Fairfield. The Eagles scored first and built that lead into a 67-42 victory. In their opening game on Thursday, the...
The PeeWee Ice Dawgs dropped their first game against the Billings Bulls, 4-3, on Saturday. But they rebounded to take their second game by a score of 3-2. Glasgow scored more goals than Billings in game one, but unfortunately for the home team one of those was an own-goal which tipped the game in Billings' favor. The Bulls found the back of the net first, scoring at 11:56. Glasgow answered though and took the lead before time ended in the first-time period. Carter Holte, assist Ian Anderson, ti...
