Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
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Portable technology is great but cables, and specifically charging cables, suck. They’re never where you need them, traveling around with them drastically shortens their life, and there are just enough different types to ensure you’ll be left searching through a drawer for the correct one. Happily, wireless charging has entered the fray and is now a totally viable alternative to digging around in that cable drawer for just the right type of USB cable. It’s quick, it’s safe and it’s widely available. How then does the magic happen? How’re we...
A year or so ago, I gave a couple houseplants to a friend up here in the great North of the Middle of Nowhere. I didn't have names for them, so she looked them up. I'm sure she gave me the correct names for them, but my brain changed the one. Therefore, for the past year I've been calling this lovely plant the Pearls of Omar. I stand corrected: it's the Jewels of Opar. Ooops. That's very similar, right? I've never heard the name Opar, but am aware of more than one Omar. The way I came to possess...
Lustre Christian paid tribute to their mascot namesake this past weekend at the Eastern C Divisional Tournament in Wolf Point with a lionhearted performance. The Lions fended off three teams hungry to upset the number one boys team in the state to claim the Divisional title and earn their first trip to the State Tournament in school history. The Savage Warriors had the first shot at upending Lustre Christian and gave it their all, taking the Lions to overtime. Lustre outscored Savage 8-4 in the...
North Country's girls basketball team proved why they were ranked number one in the state with a sweep of the Eastern C Divisional tournament to earn a repeat trip to the State Tournament. The poised squad improved their 2022-23 season record to 23-0 overall as they eye up a state title this weekend. The Mavericks stormed over the MonDak Thunder 66-32 in the opening round of Divisionals Wednesday in Wolf Point, shooting 50.9 percent from the field. North Country wrangled the Culbertson Cowgirls...
Glasgow’s boys basketball team ended their season in Shelby this past weekend at the Northern B Divisional Tournament. Glasgow fell to Fairfield 78-34 in the opening round March 2. Knocked back to loser-out action on Friday, the Scotties hit the court against the Rocky Boy Northern Stars. Rocky Boy earned the 57-55 win, scoring a bucket with 3.5 seconds left in the game. Fairfield took an early lead Thursday, racking up 30 points in the opening eight minutes while holding Glasgow to half that number. Both teams hit for 4 in the second q...
The Lustre Christian girls basketball team saw their season come to an end at the Eastern C Divisional tournament in Wolf Point this past weekend. The Lions fell 49-23 to the Culbertson Cowgirls in the opening round of play March 1. They fell 50-33 to the MonDak Thunder in loser-out action Thursday. Lustre held even with Culbertson early in the first quarter last Wednesday, but the Cowgirls slowly built up their lead to 15-8 by the end of the first eight minutes. Culbertson added 15 to the...
After going out in two games at last year's District 3C tournament, a much-improved Nashua boys basketball team made it to the Eastern C Divisional Tournament in Wolf Point this season. The Porcupines ended this year at the penultimate tournament of the year, losing out in two games. Nashua fell 48-32 in the opening round of play Thursday to Froid/Lake. The loss bumped them to loser-out action against the Savage Warriors on Friday. The Porcupines lost 40-31, ending their season. The Red Hawks...
Wednesday, March 15 from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Glasgow Middle School Commons Majors: Ages 9-12 Minors: Ages 5-9 (Must be 5 by May 1, 2023) All new players must bring birth certificate. Contact Linda Hudyma at 390-4667 with any questions.... Full story
For the week of Feb. 27 through March 4, there were 13 motor vehicle stops, six reports of a loose dog, and one VIN inspection request. Monday, Feb. 27 1313 – Reporting the highway has compacted snow. Information will be passed along to MDOT, but the caller was reminded the location is a secondary road for removal and the state usually gets to it once US Highway 2 is completed. 1510 – Reporting party call in about a GMC driving erratically. They could not get close to see the license and the complaint is not willing to sign a statement. Off...
