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The Glasgow middle and high school art classes will be putting their work on display for the people of Glasgow starting Friday, Feb. 7 at the Wheatgrass Arts & Gallery in downtown Glasgow. The exhibit will feature nearly 180 pieces from artists ranging from sixth grade to seniors and will encompass art media as varied as pencil sketches and impressionist oil paintings to sculptures and textured art as taught by Glasgow art teachers Libby Weber and Cat McIntyre. According to McIntyre and Weber,...
Glasgow residents, foster parents and advocates for children in the foster care system, Jenn and Warren Calkin recently received an all-expense paid trip to Washington, D.C., Jan. 15 and 16, to participate in the Adoption Call to Action Summit and provide a northeastern Montana voice to policies and procedures currently being developed for children in the foster care system who are ready for adoption. The summit included 14 training sessions, allowing representatives from each state to learn...
Dear Editor, I am looking for information on the following people, two sleds who came off Golden Valley Road 5 miles southwest of Opheim on Jan. 28. Sheriff's office is aware of fence damage to run down a fox. I found the kill site where that critter drug his hind quarters for 60 to 80 feet before that moron finished the job. It's annoying that this critter can take anything nature can dish out just to be run down. $200 reward for each name. Contact Sheriff's Office with any info. Sincerely,...
Dear Editor, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (MTFWP) Director Martha Williams recently issued the department's decision on the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) that moves wild bison restoration planning forward in Montana. It was an ill-advised decision marinated in collusion with the environmental community and is viewed by prairie landowners as just another "let's stuff buffalo down their throats" campaign. The Director's decision begs this question from landowners: What part of "hell...
Dear Editor, During the 2019 Legislature, Gov. Steve Bullock, legislators, and Montanans across the Treasure State worked tirelessly to keep history alive in a variety of ways. Senate Bill 338, also known as the Montana Museums Act, is best known for providing a portion of the funds to build the new Montana Heritage Center. But the legislation also creates an ongoing historic preservation grant program for counties, incorporated cities or towns, tribal governments, associations and incorporated...
Dear Editor, Many wilderness advocates, scientists, and public land managers have long recognized the threat that excessive recreational use poses for Wilderness. Howard Zahniser, the Wilderness Act's author, warned over 50 years ago that Wilderness can be threatened "from development for recreation." He emphasized the need for humility and restraint in our dealing with Wilderness. The 1978 edition of Wilderness Management, the definitive professional tome on Wilderness management, summed it...
Can you name, or even remember, all of the service (gas) stations that existed just on 1st and 2nd Ave. So., in Glasgow? It takes very little effort for me to name, or at least remember locations of these stations. I am thinking of the stations just on Front and Main Street, but there were also many located on Highway 2 within the city limits. Aw, yes, service stations of the past. I would be happy to list those that come to mind, but I do know that I would miss several, so I will leave that to you. You were able to pull into your favorite...
FPST has added Seussical Jr. to the 2020 line-up, to give more opportunities for young actors to perform and grow in leading roles, in a cast solely featuring high school to third-graders. Many wonderful, leading and challenging roles available, including Cat in the Hat, JoJo, Horton the Elephant, Gertrude McFuzz, Mayzie LaBird, Mayor, Mayor’s wife and Sour Kangaroo. Rehearsals will take place during the day, beginning on (or around) June 12. Performances are Saturday, June 27, and Sunday, June 28, at 10 a.m. at Fort Peck Summer Theatre. As p...
Fort Peck Summer Theatre has limited roles open for actors of all ages this summer, specifically in “Seussical” and “Sister Act” (however, the nun chorale can use several mature women). There are also two other large roles available: The newsboy (could be male or female) in “Working” and Gloria (teenager) in “Wait Until Dark.” Rehearsal schedules for each show are: “Seussical” begins May 29; performances June 19 through July 5. “Sister Act” begins July 10; performances July 31 through Aug. 16. Please check your summer calendars to be aware o...
Nashua Our Redeemer Lutheran Church will have an Indian Taco Supper on Monday, Feb. 10, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. This is a free will offering and Thrivent has supplied supplemental funding. Proceeds will go to local community needs. Take-outs are available and everyone is welcome!...
The Soroptimist Thrift Store is open Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3p.m. Donations are always welcome and proceeds are used locally. The Valley County Pioneer Museum will be open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, noon to 4 p.m. through April. THURSDAY – FEB. 6 10 a.m. - Glasgow City-County Library Books and Babies Story Time at Valley View Home, 1225 Perry Lane. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. - Communications Across Our Community Series: Marketing at the Cottonwood Inn. RSVP to Amber Swindler at 228-2208 or Stacey Amun...
Russell "Russ" Aime Girard, of Yakima, Wash., passed away peacefully on Saturday, Jan. 18, 2020, surrounded by loved ones after a courageous battle with cancer. Russ was born in Great Falls, Mont., on Sept. 14, 1954, and grew up in Glasgow, Mont. He had great memories of pitching baseball on their local Little League team and going to the finals. He loved spending summers at the local park and pool with his siblings and friends growing up. After high school he joined the Navy and was stationed...
Carl "Dale" Wass was born Aug. 13, 1948. It was a Friday the 13th, and he liked to remind us every time a Friday the 13th rolled around again. He passed away on Monday, Jan. 27, 2020, after a brave fight with cancer. Funeral services will be held at Highland Cemetery in Glasgow, Mont., on Saturday, Feb. 8, at 11 a.m. with a reception at the VFW immediately following. In addition to being a hero to his children, he also served in several heroic roles during his life including a cop, EMT, and...
A car accident in the morning hours of Feb. 1 was likely caused by an intoxicated driver, according to the Glasgow Police Department. The crash, which occurred at about 6:30 a.m., involved a mid-2000s model sedan being driven by Jacoby Collins, of Glasgow. He was heading westbound on Highway 2 when he attempted to turn left onto Cherry Creek Rd in western Glasgow. An oncoming mid-size SUV in the eastbound lane, driven by a Glasgow woman, accompanied by her 13-year-old son, struck the right rear side of the sedan. GPD said that the call for the...
“God Help Us!,” starring Ed Asner as God, is coming to the Fort Peck Theatre on Friday, July 17, for a one-night show. This show is in conjunction with The Montana Actors’ Theatre and Quince Productions. “God Help Us!” a political comedy for our times. Maybe only the Lord can bring us together in this hilarious and insightful play, where the debate gets hot and the passion gets hotter. God, TV legend Ed Asner, is a wise, cantankerous and wildly funny deity who confronts two political pundits (Kate Hagen and Jay Pyette) with a romantic...
I feel as though I don’t have much to talk about this week, but, being a woman, talk I will. We aren’t still in Florida, so there aren’t comparisons to be made between Montana and Florida flora. It’s a long time until spring returns, no matter what that groundhog (he’s a rodent, for heaven’s sake, not a meteorologist) says. The seed catalogs are showing up in droves in my mailbox, but I haven’t opened a single one. It’s much too early to start dreaming of days spent mucking in the dirt of my garden. I do have one more older amaryllis in bl...
The Glasgow Scottie Wrestling Team claimed the top slot at the 2020 Mustang Invitational on Feb. 3, in Malta. The Malta Invitational marks the last tournament of the regular season as wrestling heads into the post season Divisional tournament in Huntley Project on Feb. 7 and 8. The Scotties' success on the mat in Malta maintained the team's top ranked Class B status heading into the Divisional meet before taking on State in Billings the week after. "We wrestled really well in Malta," said...
The Glasgow High School Ice Dawgs traveled to Billings Jan. 24 and 25, to face off against a tough Bulls team. Billings took control of both games early, holding on to defeat Glasgow in both contests. The Friday night contest saw the Ice Dawgs failing to find the back of the net during three periods of play. Billings outshot Glasgow, 37-17, in the game, with goalie Aidin Wilkowski turning away 31 shots in 51 minutes. The Bulls put up a goal each in the first and second periods, coming alive in the third when they put the puck in the net four...
The Glasgow Ice Dawgs' PeeWees team traveled to Miles City this past weekend, Feb. 1 and 2, to put on a clinic. Facing off against the host team and the Great Falls Americans, the team added three to their wins column and tied one. Glasgow made their intentions for the weekend clear early in their first game, racing out to a 5-1 lead in the first period. Bode Barnett, assist Brody Hansen, put the Dawgs on the board first. The Generals of Miles City scored a short-handed goal, but Glasgow would...
Sweet Perfection! Griffin Claims State Title With Perfect Season Isabelle Griffin was not going to do speech and drama this year. After two silver medals at state her freshman and sophomore years, she was ranked fourth at state her junior year after losing a chance at a perfect season that same year in Sidney. Those losses made her think maybe pursuing a perfect season her senior year was not worth it. "This year I did not want to be in speech and drama," recounted the now state champ. That...
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