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 By Michelle Bigelbach    News    March 22, 2023 

Valley County Students Compete At State BPA

A handful of Glasgow High School students competed in the Business Professionals of America (BPA) State Conference in Billings that took place March 12 through 14. Winter storms, which resulted in...

 
 By Michelle Bigelbach    News    March 22, 2023 

Tweten Retires After Over 30 Years With The County

Valley County Health Department registered nurse Ella Tweten said "see you later" to the community and county staff on March 2 after working over 30 years for the county at the Health Department....

 
 By Michelle Bigelbach    News    March 22, 2023 

Flooding Potential Increases With Recent Snow Fall

Local Valley County officials gathered at the National Weather Service in Glasgow on March 17 to learn about the potential of flooding throughout the county. According to meteorologist in charge Patrick Gilchrist, there is now a 98 percent chance of...

 
 By Michelle Bigelbach    News    March 22, 2023 

Stepping Back In Time

The Northeastern Arts Network wrapped up their Glasgow season on March 14 with Baroque Music Montana, founded by artistic director and violinist Carrie Krause in 2015. Featuring the world’s top Baroque specialists playing on period instruments,...

 

The Voice Of Sports For 30 Years

KLTZ/Mix 93's Stan Ozark has been the voice of Valley County sports for 30 years and was recently celebrated by the Glasgow Scotties community during the Northern B Girls Divisional tournament. On...

 

Slash The Stigma

The first annual Slash the Stigma Devon Thompson Memorial Tournament was held at the Valley Event Center this past weekend, March 11 and 12. A total of eight local teams participated in the...

 
 By For the Courier    News    March 15, 2023

Montanans: Celebrate St. Patrick's Day Responsibly By Planning For A Sober Ride!

With support from the Montana Department of Transportation (MDT), local law enforcement and the Montana Highway Patrol (MHP) are increasing patrols and enforcement presence during the St. Patrick’s Day holiday period. Because the holiday falls on a...

 

New Website Goes Live For Valley County!

Valley County upgraded its website in February. It can still be accessed from the original web link, https://www.valleycountymt.net. Local photographer Sean Heavey provided all the photos for the homepage, depicting Valley County’s beautiful...

 
 By For the Courier    News    March 15, 2023

Applications Being Accepted For Two Open Trustee Positions on Glasgow School Board

There are two positions open for the Glasgow School District Board of Trustees this year. Angie Page’s and Blaine White’s terms are set to expire and both have declared their intent to run again. The annual school election will be held Tuesday,...

 

Clean Sweep of Districts, Divisionals - Now Off To State!

Lustre Lions Roar Out Of Divisional Championship For the first time in Lustre Christian High School history, the boys basketball team captured the Eastern C divisional basketball championship with a...

 

Bringing Back The '50s

Months of preparation, learning lines and choreography, building a set and making programs, all while balancing school, outside jobs and other extra curricular activities, the whirlwind is coming to...

 

Have A Heart Food Drive Brings Over 700 Pounds To Food Bank

Bank of Glasgow hosted their annual Have A Heart Food Drive throughout the month of February, asking customers and the community to provide donations to the Valley Community Emergency Food...

 

Two Local Communities Receive Tourism Grant Award

The Children’s Museum of Northeast Montana and the Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture were recipients of the fiscal year 2023 Eastern Montana Initiative Tourism Grant Award. The awards are effective Jan. 25, 2023, and both...

 

Arrive Alive Tour Stops In Glasgow

The UNITE's Arrive Alive Tour visited northeastern Montana high schools last week, with Glasgow High School being the first stop on Feb. 20, followed by Poplar High School, Plentywood High School,...

 

Hoyer Awarded Damon Heck Memorial Officiating Scholarship

Michael Hoyer, center, accepts a $500 check for the Damon Heck Memorial Officiating Scholarship Feb. 25 during the MAHA State Hockey Tournament in Bozeman, Mont., from High School Commissioner Carin...

 

Glasgow City Council Meets For Regular Session

The Glasgow City Council met for their regular council meeting on Feb. 21 in the Council Chambers. Regular business was voted on including payment of claims in the amount of $131,839.68; payment of Valley Court Apartment claims in the amount of...

 

Tester to Biden Administration: Fully Re-Open Northern Ports, Drop Outdated Vaccine Requirements

As a part of his continued effort to lower costs for families and businesses, on Feb. 14, U.S. Senator Jon Tester called on the Biden Administration to fully reopen all ports of entry in Montana to pre-pandemic hours and terminate the vaccination...

 

DPHHS Promotes Resources To Help Montanans Find Cancer Treatment Services

Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) and Montana Cancer Coalition officials are promoting resources to help Montanans find cancer care services available in the state. The DPHHS Montana Cancer Coalition Program (MCCP) offers two...

 

Grants Available To Benefit Valley County

The Montana Community Foundation, Inc. (MCF) announces the opening of a grant cycle to benefit communities and residents of Valley County. Grants will be made from the Valley County Masonic Endowment Fund, established at MCF by the Nemont Manor...

 

Glasgow Elks Lodge Donates $2,000 Of Supplies To Diaper Drive

Glasgow Elks Lodge #1922 was recently the recipient of another grant from the Elks National Foundation (ENF). The Lodge applied for and received a $2,000 Spotlight Grant. With this grant, the Glasgow...

 

Town Pump Offering Library Grants To 'Keep Kids Reading'

The Town Pump Charitable Foundation is offering $1,000 grants to public libraries in Montana to help fund summer youth-reading programs. Last year the Town Pump Charitable Foundation awarded 100 of the $1,000 grants statewide as part of its Keep...

 

Veterans In Suicidal Crisis Can Go To Any VA Or Non-VA Health Care Facility For Free Emergency Health Care

Veterans in suicidal crisis are now able to go to any VA or non-VA health care facility for emergency health care at no cost – including inpatient or crisis residential care for up to 30 days and outpatient care for up to 90 days. Veterans do not n...

 

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