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The Glasgow Ice Dawgs Termites and Mites hosted the Glasgow Jamboree this past weekend, Jan. 17 through 19 at the Valley Event Center. A total of five organizations, from Sidney, Lewistown, Havre, Watford City and Miles City, with a combined total of 140 plus kids, hit the ice throughout the weekend for some friendly competition. As a result of the Ice Dawgs big program, many termite and mite Ice Dawgs helped out the other teams to ensure they had a full team to play against their competitors....
During the annual holiday staff party on Jan. 11, staff members at Valley View Home were honored and celebrated for their years of service. Celebrating one year of service this year are Auroura Hankins, Gabriel Munroe, Emily Martell, Jody Carpenter, Ester Benson, Dawna Henrickson, Ellie Leppin and Sandy Maicke. Celebrating three years of service this year are Erick Gullickson, Lou Hankins, Emily Young and Colleen Boyer. Celebrating five years of service this year are Katelyn Adams, Scott Cook...
During the Montana Hereford Association Meeting Oct. 18, 2024, Lester "Les" Nickels was awarded the Montana Commercial Hereford Breeder of the Year, following in his father Swede's footsteps, who won the same award in 2006. Every year, the Montana Hereford Association recognizes Montana breeders as they are key people who are a necessary part of the Hereford breed as well as major players in the future of the association's programs. Awards given out each year are Junior Hereford Breeder, Young...
Over the past two weekends, the Glasgow and Frazer Speech and Drama students wrapped up their regular session and are now getting ready for the Eastern B/C Divisional Meet in Froid on Jan. 25. On Jan. 11, Frazer traveled to Culbertson for their Invitational. Takoa Old Person placed fourth in humorous interpretation and Marick Old Person placed second in program oral interpretation. Placing for the first time this season, De’mon Grandchamp placed second in spontaneous oral interpretation. While Frazer stayed in northeast Montana, Glasgow t...
Saco, Glasgow and Opheim students traveled to Lambert, Mont., on Jan. 15, to compete in the Business Professionals of America (BPA) Chapter Region 8 conference. In order to make the trip, students had to get up really early in the morning to load the bus at their school, get to Lambert, and then compete. While in Lambert competing, some students missed finals that had to be made up, while also continue with their extra curricular activities upon returning back to their town. Saco School The...
The Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame will celebrate the 17th class of inductions into the Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame Saturday, Feb. 8, at the Heritage Inn in Great Falls. The inductees were chosen from a field of candidates nominated by the general public. Inductees will be recognized for their contributions to the history and culture of the state of Montana. Nomination criteria established by the board for the Class of 2025 inductions allowed the election of one Living Inductee and one Legacy...
In the early hours of Saturday, Jan. 11, Phillips County dispatch received a phone call from a guardian that a juvenile male was missing from their residence. The juvenile was on conditions of release for previous criminal activities. Phillips County Deputies searched Malta and surrounding areas for the missing juvenile. Shortly before 0600 hours, dispatch received a phone call from a local business reporting the burglary of their establishment. Deputies responded and upon reviewing video surveillance footage, it was determined the missing...
As part of the 2024-25 School Accreditation Process, the Glasgow School District Board of Trustees and its School Administration is seeking input on a proposed Graduate Profile for the Glasgow School District. Please take a minute to voluntarily participate in this process here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdS33P8-tO2g9_BnrG4oGBmU_AANO05OiWoEAaLfzTAIpvARA/viewform?fbclid=IwY2xjawHzil9leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHaeRML5ofJqS3zqo9pmEs6Cooj_zp5lEyBZPeaUT-W-JKkr-njknEabZrQ_aem_yjm96OLqeVBmMnl6PK5mBA The survey will close on Tuesday, Jan. 28.... Full story
Another Elks Lodge Chili Cook-Off, another year where Mother Nature decided to bring the weather needed for everyone to enjoy some favorite comfort food. On Jan. 11, the Elks Lodge hosted the seventh annual Chili Cook-Off, where a total of seven teams battled it out to win the much desired first place trophy and People's Choice. The early afternoon saw all seven teams start the preparations and the cooking of their masterpieces and when the clock struck 4 p.m., the judging started, not only for...
Stanley "Stan" Sonsteng, a long-time fixture of the Glasgow Courier and the community, passed away on Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2025. A 'meet and greet' and time for sharing is planned on Friday, Jan. 17, from 6-8 p.m. at Bell Mortuary in Glasgow. Funeral services will be on Saturday, Jan. 18, at the Glasgow Evangelical Church, 11 a.m., followed by a lunch after the burial at Highland Cemetery. Sonsteng's full obituary is on page 4. A 50-plus career at the Glasgow Courier all started with the Distribut... Full story
The Montana Department of Commerce has announced that four Montana communities will share $100,000 in grant funding to regenerate Main Street businesses and downtowns. The funding is through Commerce’s Montana Main Street Program. “Montana Main Street Program funding helps communities strengthen and preserve their historic downtown commercial districts through community development, revitalization and historic preservation,” said Paul Green, Director of the Montana Department of Commerce. “The Main Street program promotes local efforts through...
Frazer School was buzzing on Jan. 4, as they hosted the school's first ever Speech and Drama Invitational. Welcoming a total of nine schools with approximately 45 students and volunteers, the day was filled with competition, nerves and fun. Frazer Speech and Drama coach Mary Zuchowski stated the Invitational could not have been successful without all of the volunteers and support from the community. "Several members of the community of Frazer served as judges. The Wolf Point community came out a...
Two Glasgow School District trustee positions are open for the May 6, annual school election. Terms expiring include Stan Ozark’s and Ryan Fast’s. One position is a three-year term and the other is a one-year term. Stan Ozark has filed for the three-year position. Applications to run for the school board are available on the school website under the news section, or can be picked up at the School Administration Office located at 229 7th Street North. There are separate applications for the different terms. The deadline to apply is 5 p.m. on...
The Glasgow City Council will meet in regular session, Tuesday, Jan. 21, 5 p.m., in the Council Chambers, located inside of the Glasgow Civic Center. Click on the image above to view the full agenda. All meetings are open to the public.... Full story
The Valley County Commissioners will meet in regular session on Wednesday, Jan. 22, 10:30 a.m., in the Board of County Commissioners located inside of the Valley County Courthouse. Click on the image above to view the full agenda. The public is welcome.... Full story
For current and former residents of St. Marie, the area is home. For others, St. Marie is a mystical place with lots of history from the Air Force Base days, with buildings and artifacts still left over. However, for film makers, the area is paradise for a post-apocalyptic setting for films. In the fall of 2024, a film crew, including actors, writers, directors and photographers, did just that. They camped out in St. Marie and utilized the ambulance bay of the abandoned St. Marie hospital as...
The Valley Event Center was filled with ice skaters of all ages to ring in 2025 on Dec. 31. The community skate party, which thanks to Wagging Wheel Pet Boarding the first 100 skaters received free admission, allowed individuals of all skating levels to hit the ice, skate with friends and enjoy a mix of dance and skating music. Those who stayed until all night celebrated the ball drop starting in New York City and ending in Montana once the clock struck midnight. The skate party started with...
A total of 99 individuals made it home safe and allowed others to get home safely on New Year’s Eve as a result of transportation services provided by individuals from the Valley County Search & Rescue, Fire Department, and local wrecker services. These individuals volunteered their time and their vehicles on the holiday, with support from the DUI task force. According to organizers, this year was a slower year, however they appreciate all 99 patrons who utilized the services. The volunteers of Randy Isakson, provided 22 rides; Shyanne W... Full story
The Valley County Commissioners met in regular session on Dec. 31, to discuss whether or not to opt into the Montana Community Reinvestment Plan through House Bill 819. This plan allocates $56 million statewide to provide homebuyer assistance to low-and middle-income residents with Valley County being eligible to receive $310,000. After researching the program and discussing the program with NeighborWorks Montana, the Valley County Commissioners voted 2-1 to approve Resolution No. 21-2024, a resolution to affirmatively participate in the...
We at the Valley Community Emergency Food Bank have so much to be grateful for this new year! Not only did we meet the $10,000 match set forth by the family and friends of Dora Radakovich, we exceeded all expectations, raising over $16,000 dollars. In total over $26,000 was raised to help seed our building fund. All we can say is THANK YOU Valley County for your generosity! We couldn’t do it without you!... Full story
From The Editor's Desk: A new year, a new beginning. We appreciate all of our readers and subscribers for their continued faith in the Glasgow Courier throughout the years, as well as continuing to stick with us through publication and printing issues in 2024. Since the middle of 2024, the Glasgow Courier has been printed in Bozeman, along with the Phillips County News and the Havre Weekly Chronicle. The Couriers are delivered to the Phillips County News every Wednesday morning, and a staff member of the Glasgow Courier picks them up in order... Full story
Together with Attorney General Austin Knudsen, Governor Greg Gianforte recognized Human Trafficking Prevention Month on Jan. 2, by reminding Montanans to learn the signs of human trafficking and report it if they see it to help stop the heinous crime. Human trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery in which traffickers – often organized criminal enterprises – profit at the expense of adults or children compelled to perform labor or engage in commercial sex. “Human trafficking is a despicable, heartbreaking crime,” Gov. Gianforte said. ...
Did you know taxpayers can make cash donations directly to the Glasgow Public Schools and get a dollar-for-dollar tax credit on their 2025 tax bill? The program, which is being made available state-wide to ALL public schools, is called the "Innovative Educational Program Tax Credit". It is a program that may directly benefit your local school district in any of the following five areas: --Transformational and advanced learning opportunities. --Programs, services, and equipment for students with disabilities. --Work-based learning partnerships... Full story
There will not be a weekly Commissioners Discussion and Decision meeting on Wednesday January 15, 2025.... Full story
