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Glasgow High School was the host of the yearly college fair on Sept. 10, where students had the opportunity to walk around the gym and visit a variety of booths set up by local businesses and colleges. Students had the ability to ask questions to a variety of business professionals, learn about different careers as well as talk with admission counselors to a variety of colleges. The mission of the college fair is to broaden students' horizons and help determine what they would like to do after...
The Glasgow City Council will meet in regular session, Monday, Oct. 7, 5 p.m., in the Council Chambers located inside of the Glasgow Civic Center. To view the full agenda, click on the agenda image....
The Glasgow School Board will meet in regular session, Wednesday, Oct. 9, 6 p.m., in the Gary F. Martin Board Room, 229 7th Street North, Glasgow. Click on the image of the agenda to view the agenda for the meeting in full....
The Valley County Commissioners will meet in regular session Wednesday, Oct. 9, at 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 Valley County Commissioners will meet for a special meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 9, at 1 p.m., in the Board of County Commissioners located inside of the Valley County Courthouse. Click on the image above to view the full agenda....
On Sept. 19, the remains of three children from the Fort Belknap Indian Community were returned home for burial in tribal lands after more than a century. The remains of Almeda Heavey Hair, Bishop L. Shield and John Bull were repatriated from the Carlisle boarding school cemetery in Pennsylvania. The journey included a passage through the Fort Peck reservation, including through Highway 2, passing the towns of Nashua and Frazer, before arriving at Fort Belknap as their final resting place. As a...
Valley County Sheriff Tom Boyer stated that earlier this month Valley County Sheriff’s Office conducted 33 compliance checks on Valley County businesses that sell alcohol and two violations were reported from those checks. Both violations occurred at establishments within the city limits of Glasgow and citations were issued. Sheriff Boyer has stated that law enforcement officials are running the checks to help businesses avoid liquor law violations as well as help combat the underage drinking problem that occurs throughout M...
The last Alive at Five was scheduled for Sept. 18, with host The Rundle Suites and food provided by A.E. Catering, out of Malta. However once again the weather did not cooperate for an outdoor event as thunderstorms were expected to move into the area during the time Alive at Five was scheduled. Organizers decided to pivot the day before and instead hold the event inside the Montana Bar with Arizona Peaches, comprised of Ashley Westcott and Lindsey Merrill, entertaining those who ventured out....
A new billboard advocating for the protection of healthcare access and reproductive rights, including abortion and gender affirming care, has been placed in Glasgow as part of Montanans for Choice’s statewide Reproductive Freedom campaign. The billboard is set to remain in place through Oct. 13 on Highway 2 (Mile Post 543.3) so it’s visible to both locals and out-of-state travelers. This billboard is part of Montanans for Choice’s larger public awareness initiative which began in June with billboards in Billings, Helena, Great Falls, Misso...
Gabby Cortright (l) and Bennett Young (r), members of Girl Scout Troop 2280, got their hands dirty on Sept. 15, as the troop weeded up and down 2nd Ave. N., to help make the area look more inviting for the Homecoming Festivities. Cortright and Young were joined by troop leader Hayley Young, troop helper Angela Cortright, as well as troop members and helpers, Ava Hood, Quinn Young, Izzy Cortright and Mason Young. The troop is looking for new girls, in grades kindergarten through fifth grade, who...
The Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture Scottie Pride button Winners for 2024 Homecoming week were: $200 Winners Karen Fauth, Lacy and Brady Flaten, Abigail Bell and Mary Shipp $500 Winners Bexley Hunzinker and Dennis Idler Scottie Dog Scavenger hunt winners: Louella & Liberty Hodges, Ben Pang (He found 2 Scottie Dogs!), Jada Milligan, Zach Sinclair, and Mary Campbell The Glasgow Area Chamber would like to thank everyone who showed support by purchasing a Pride Button. The Glasgow Chamber would also like to thank the Scottie Booster...
The Valley County Combined Campaign (VCCC) is celebrating its 43rd year of giving with an invitation to Valley County non-profit organizations to join the 2024-2025 campaign. There are three openings available this year for member positions. Consideration will also be given to applicants for an available permanent position on the campaign. Any Valley County non-profit organization interested in applying is required to have their own 501(c) 3 non-profit status and will not be allowed to do any other soliciting for contributions for the year(s)...
The Glasgow School Board will have a Special Board Meeting on Thursday, Sept. 26, at 1 p.m., in the Robert F. Martin Board Room, located at 229 7th St. No., Glasgow. Following the Special Board meeting, the Board will have a work session, also in the Robert F. Martin Board Room. Addition documents for the work session can be viewed on the Glasgow School Website, www.glasgow.k12.mt.us/page/school-board....
The Valley County Commissioners will meet in regular session, Wednesday, Oct. 2, 10:30 a.m., in the Board of Commissioners located inside of the Valley County Courthouse. The agenda, as well as the Resolution can be viewed by clicking on the images....
Valley County Health Department has confirmed two cases of West Nile Virus (WNV) in Valley County. The virus, which is primarily spread by the bite of an infected mosquito, can cause severe illness in humans, particularly in individuals with weakened immune systems, the elderly and those with chronic conditions. The Valley County Weed and Mosquito District is actively monitoring mosquito populations across the county. Mosquitoes are being tested weekly from both the east end of Glasgow and west end of Glasgow to identify potential carriers of...
In a move that reflects its commitment to excellence, Prairie Ridge Village has unveiled a beautiful new sign, funded by the Valley County Storefront Beautification and Glasgow Downtown Signage grants. This upgrade is more than just a fresh look; it represents the facility's dedication to enhancing the overall aesthetic of their campus and continuing to serve as a valuable asset to Glasgow and the surrounding communities. Director of Prairie Ridge Village Amber Swindler expressed her enthusiasm...
The Glasgow Elks Lodge 1922 held a successful fundraiser on Sept. 7, to improve its historic building, raising much-needed funds install a new boiler and upgrade the facility. The existing boiler, which had been serving the lodge since the early 1950s, had reached the end of its life, making the upgrade both necessary and timely. The support from the community was overwhelming, with local residents and businesses coming together to help preserve this important fixture in Glasgow's history. The...
It's been 23 years since the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, changed the world that we live in. Since that fateful day, new generations have been born that will only learn about the events of that day through storytelling and in their classrooms. Kids in Krissy's Delicate Angels, a home daycare in Glasgow, have learned early in their lives to thank local first responders for all that they do for their community as a way to give back. For the past five years, owner and operator of Krissy's Deli...
Glasgow students are following themed days at school, flags are flying throughout town, Homecoming Candidates have been announced, that must mean it's Homecoming Week in Glasgow!...
Celebrate Constitution Week with Milk River Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. This year Constitution Week is Sept. 16 through 23, and Constitution Day is Tuesday, Sept. 17. The week is celebrated annually to commemorate it's history, importance and bring attention to how it still serves us today. President Dwight D. Eisenhower officially enacted Constitution Day on Aug. 2, 1956. A Congressional Resolution was petitioned by The Daughters of the American Revolution. The purpose of...
The Valley County Commissioners will meet in regular session, Wednesday, Sept. 25, 10:30 a.m., in the Board of County Commissioners located inside of the Valley County Courthouse. Here is the agenda for the meeting. Meetings are recorded and all recordings can be viewed at https://www.valleycountymt.gov/board-county-commissioners/pages/video-recordings-discussion-and-decision-meetings...
We have an excellent new staff as of May 2024 consisting of manager Deb Harrison and five staff members. Our staff works hard sorting, steaming and displaying merchandise on a daily basis. The store welcomes clean gently used clothing in good condition. We are not able to wash, mend or repair donations so please keep this in mind when cleaning out your closets and cupboards. Caring Hands is a non-profit organization with the main source of income through our thrift store located at 229 4th St S in Glasgow. Our new hours are Monday and Fridays,...
Cirque Luz Dalia came to the Valley Event Center Sept. 6 and 7, where people of all ages had four opportunities over the two days to enjoy performances featuring circus stars from around the globe....
Is your curb, gutter, or sidewalk in need of replacement? The City of Glasgow is here to help! Here’s how it works: Contact the Public Works Department at 406-228-2476 ext. 8 or email [email protected] and tell us what you need. We’ll assess your request and provide a competitive price. We’ll get bids from local contractors and select the best value. You’ll receive a clear estimate for the work on your property. If you approve, just sign an agreement with the City. We’ll handle the payment directly with the contractor. You can pay o...
The City of Glasgow has decided to return part of the downtown parking to angle-in parking. Angle parking will be implemented on the south side of 2nd Ave. S., and the east side of 3rd St. S. The other side of the street will remain parallel parking. During a pre-construction meeting on Sept. 5, it was stated the project is expected to start Monday, Sept. 9, between The Loaded Toad and the Wheatgrass Art Gallery for the handicap access ramp. The project did start as expected with most of the...
