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A special warranty deed filed with the Valley County Clerk and Recorder’s Office states that the property formerly owned by Shopko has been transferred to Albertsons LLC. The transfer presumably sets up the possibility that the local Albertsons grocery store may be relocating to the vacant box store, although no one from Albertsons has returned phone calls for information. In addition to the deed, signed on Jan. 3 and recorded by the Clerk and Recorder on Jan. 8, the County Treasurer’s Office also confirmed that the second half of the pro...
Glasgow High School held their annual Poetry Out Loud competition Jan. 6, in the Valley County Pioneer Museum. With a last-minute addition, a total of 25 students competed in this year's recitation contest. Tyler FitzSimmons added his name to the competition shortly before it was to start, and that decision led him to a first-place finish and the right to compete at the state-level contest. He recited 'Fairy-tale Logic' by A. E. Stallings. FitzSimmons will compete in the State Finals in Helena...
Arielle Chapman, of Glasgow Flower and Gift, recently received her advanced floral design certificate from the Floral Design Institute, joining owner Peggy Aakre and coworker Jasmine Freuh who have also received their certificates. Chapman's passion for her work is evident, a smile danced across her face as she worked on an arrangement, her blouse complemented by the yellow daisy in her hair. "Whenever I'm out and about," she laughed, "I have a flower on me somewhere, it seems." The advanced...
When I met Joyce Stone for the first official time at Soma Dis Deli on Jan. 10, it was obvious that she was not like most of the political candidates I had interviewed in past and current races. She showed up at exactly the scheduled time, wearing blue jeans and a sweatshirt and carrying zero notes (not even a date book). Contrast that to one of the last interviews I did, where the cowboy persona was so crisp and fresh out of the box that the boots and jeans would have stood up on their own,...
According to organizer and STAT Air Ambulance Clinical Nurse Manager Kyle Gibson, 65 people came out to attend a bi-annual continuing education training put on by the organization. Gibson described surprise and excitement at the large crowd that was over the 40-person estimate they had initially planned for. "We were planning on 40," said Gibson, "so we had to do some major changes to what we were doing." He said that since the classrooms in the upstairs area of the STAT Air hangar can only acco...
Dear Editor, As your U.S. Senator, it's been my top priority to bring Montana commonsense to Congress, and in spite of the partisan politics that exist in Washington D.C., I've been working across the aisle this past year to get results for Montanans. We recently secured the largest pay raise in nearly a decade for our troops, strengthened our southern border to protect our communities from illegal drugs, empowered law enforcement to combat Montana's growing meth crisis, protected the mission...
Dear Editor, My Fellow Montanans, I feel compelled to bring to your attention an issue that should concern you. The Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame (MCHF) Board of Directors wasted nearly $1 million in taxpayer and contribution funds and no one has been held to account. The MCHF Board has lost the trust and support of Montanans. The membership dues have declined from its peak in 2013 of $41,527 (that was before the news of the Big Timber Debacle was made public) to net dues of $13,634 in 2018. Membe...
Dear Editor, This week, members of the Montana Legislature will head back to Helena to participate in "Legislative Week." This is an opportunity for our state lawmakers to continue to engage each other and the broader public in important policy topics on the minds of many Montanans. Just three short years ago, Montana faced massive cuts to the state budget, which decimated services across the state. As a result of the budget reductions, many communities lost access to behavioral health...
Dear Editor, January 11th is Human Trafficking Awareness Day. Recently we have seen too many missing youths in Montana who may be human trafficking victims. Learning what we can do to stop this crime may help these, and other, victims of human trafficking. I am a registered nurse, domestic violence advocate, and prosecutor who has dedicated my career working for children and people in need. As a prosecutor I fought against human trafficking on the front lines: I stood up for children victimized...
I was flipping through a three-ring binder filled with newspaper clippings from the past, when the title of one of the clippings caught my eye, “Remember when???.” This was a clipping taken from the Glasgow Courier and covered memories of some of the local butchers and meat cutters of past years. How many of us remember days of head cheese, blood gravy, pickled pigs feet and hams and bacon actually smoked in a smoke house? Oh, remember when bacon was purchased with the rind? Maybe you remember the days before refrigeration and the use of ice...
Save the date and plan to attend the fourth annual conservation fundraising dinner hosted by the Hi-Line Sportsmen on Saturday evening, Feb. 29, at Glasgow’s St. Raphael’s Parish Center gymnasium. That’s right: it’s Leap Day, and a rare opportunity to win a gun, share an evening with your neighbors, support local conservation, and eat a perfectly roasted prime rib dinner. Tickets for the banquet are limited in number and are available from more than a dozen members of the local chapter committee. Deadline to purchase early-bird tickets...
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks’ Region 6 Citizen Advisory Council (CAC) will meet from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 17, at the Fort Peck Interpretive Center in Fort Peck. The meeting is open to the public and will include wildlife, fisheries, enforcement, and other updates from Region 6 FWP, and a roundtable discussion with CAC members. Each of FWP’s seven administrative regions has a volunteer CAC to help guide policies and programs. The Region 6 group meets three times a year. FWP ensures that its meetings are fully accessible to per...
The Northeast Montana Veterans Memorial will hold their annual meeting on Saturday, Jan. 18, at 1 p.m. at the VFW in Glasgow. Agenda items include, but not limited to, annual finances, status of projects, planning for expansion of four more walls and future improvements. The public is welcome to attend....
Music Districts 12 & 13 Honor Band and Choir will be having their concert on Monday, Jan. 20. Schools from all over the two districts will be rehearsing at the Glasgow High School during the day to prepare for the concert that evening, which is open to the public. The concert will beginat 6:30 p.m. at the Glasgow gymnasium. Tickets are $5 per adult and $3 per student. This year’s Honor Band is under the direction of Michel Sticka, director of bands at Chief Joseph Middle School in Bozeman. This year’s Honor Choir is under the direction of Roy...
Donald "Don" Leroy Potter passed away from complications of lung cancer on Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2020, at the age of 81, at his home in Glasgow, Mont. Donald Potter was born on June 15, 1938, to Orville and Rowena (Rice) Potter, in Glasgow. They lived in Wheeler, Mont., where Orville worked as a welder on the dredge; something that always made Don proud. In 1941 they moved to Ogallala, Neb., and then to Portland, Ore., where Orville worked on the Kingsley Dam on the North Platte River in Nebraska,...
Beulah June Parpart, age 88, formerly of Fort Peck, Mont., passed away on Monday, Jan. 13, 2020, at the Eastern Montana Veteran’s Home in Glendive, Mont. Visitation will be held from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 17, at the Silha Funeral Home in Glendive. Private interment services will be held Galpin Church Cemetery in Valley County, Mont. Memorial services will be held at a later date in the spring. Silha Funeral Home of Glendive has been entrusted with the arrangements....
The Glasgow Police Department has charged a 55-year-old Glasgow man with felony burglary and theft after he was discovered leaving DB’s Bar and Casino in the late evening hours of Jan. 10. According to Sgt. Robert Weber with the GPD, two officers responded to an intrusion alarm at the establishment and once on site discovered the male, who was already on felony probation, intoxicated and in possession of over $600 in cash from the establishment. Weber said that none of the bar’s contents had been consumed or stolen and that the male had bee...
We're still vacationing in Florida, and watching lots of hockey. We did throw in a real circus last weekend. The contrast of the heat under the big top to the chill of ice arenas was similar to walking out of a warm home and into -30 degree temps. We ventured to Daytona on Jan. 12 to watch the middle grandson. He had two games: a tie and a big win. The youngest had games in Orlando. His dad took him. He is the goalie and notched a shut-out. The oldest played in Fort Myers and scored the winning...
The Glasgow Scotties boys and girls basketball teams faced two tough match ups last week. The first on Jan. 10 in Harlem pitted the Scotties against the Wildcats and then in Glasgow on Jan. 11 the Scotties took on the Scobey Spartans. The Scottie girls fell to the Wildcats by a margin of 17 finishing off the Friday night game with a score of 43 to Harlem's 60. On Saturday night the girls faced off against the Spartans on their home court and lost 29 to 52. Lady Scotties head coach Travis Nielsen...
The Lustre Lions have seen plenty of court action the past few weeks, traveling to Bainville on Jan. 3 and hosting the Scobey Spartans on Jan. 7 as well as the Frazer Bearcubs on Jan. 11. In the game against Bainville, the boys kept the point spread close, losing only by six with a final score of 44-50. The first half of the game saw back and forth action, with the Lions scoring eight points in the first quarter and 10 points in the second quarter, compared to Bainville's six and 11. The second...
The Nashua Porcupines hosted the Frazer Bearcubs on Jan. 10. The boys' side saw a victory, winning 58 to 36 however the girls' side saw a loss 43-35. The girls' game saw lots of back and forth action, keeping the point spread close throughout the first half and even into the third quarter of the second half. The Lady Porcupines secured 14 points in the first half, compared to the Bearcubs' 16 points, and due to Porcupine Tia Dees' four two-pointers and a free-throw made by Devin Fromdahl in the...
The Glasgow Scotties finished sixth at the Cowboy Classic in Miles City last weekend, Jan. 10 and 11. The hometown grapplers finished behind class A and AA powerhouses Billings Skyview, Billings West, Billings Senior, Miles City and Moorcroft, Wyo. Colten Fast claimed a first-place finish in the 132 lbs weight class; Kaden Zimmerman took the number two slot on the podium with a second-place finish in the 152-weight class; Mayson Phipps claimed third place in the 285; and Dylan Nieskens took four...