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Spring is close, but February often brings unpredictable winter weather that can cause blood drive cancellations and make it difficult for donors to make it to their appointments safely. As the American Red Cross continues to monitor seasonal challenges that could impact the blood supply, donors are urged to make and keep appointments to help prevent a shortage in the weeks to come. Donors of all blood types – particularly type O blood donors, the most needed blood group by hospitals – are needed daily to meet demand. In thanks for helping kee... Full story
1 Years Ago Wednesday, February 6, 2013 The Glasgow City Council is trying not to fall off the leaky fire hall roof. There is a crowd of engineers out there trying to fix it and nobody knows who has the job. Electrical Fruit? Reducing Friction? Homemade Batteries? The projects were ingenious at the 18th annual Kiwanis Science Fair held last weekend. Fifty-four students in grade four, five and six presented 35 projects for judging. The Glasgow Squirt Ice Dawgs skated to two non-league victories...
A couple of weeks ago I wrote about ChatGPT, OpenAI’s interactive artificial intelligence which allows a user to have eerily human conversations with an (almost) all-knowing artificial counterpart. Since then, it’s garnered significant interest both from other players in the field of AI, and the public leveraging its skills. Microsoft, of whom I suspect you have heard, even committed to a multibillion dollar investment in the tool and its parent company. ChatGPT has come out of the gate hot and has only gained speed since. The most sincere form...
When you’re working, you may spend decades contributing to retirement accounts such as your 401(k) and IRA. Once you’re retired, though, you’ll likely need to begin withdrawing from these accounts to help pay for your living expenses. In fact, you’ll be required to take money from them at a certain age — but that age requirement is changing, and it could lead to changes in your financial strategy. Let’s look at some background behind this development. You put in pre-tax dollars to a traditional IRA and 401(k), so your contributions can lower yo...
For the sixth consecutive year, the Glasgow boys wrestling team has placed in the top two at the Eastern B/C Divisional Wrestling tournament. The Scottie boys racked up 188 team points for second place, finishing behind Huntley Project, 331 points, and ahead of Colstrip, 156; Fort Benton, 104; and Forsyth, 77.5. The Scottie girls tied for fifth with Fort Benton, both with 49 team points. Baker won the girls title with 145 points, followed by Harlem, 75; Poplar, 61, and Chinook, 60. Glasgow put...
Glasgow's boys basketball team picked up two non-conference wins this past week, improving their record to 7-9 overall, 1-5 in conference play. The Scotties downed the Mavericks 67-31 at home Thursday and defeated the Spartans 56-40 in Scobey Saturday. Glasgow fended off a young Mavericks team easily, establishing an 18-8 lead at the end of one and outscoring North Country 28-8 in the second quarter. The Scotties led 56-18 at the end of the third, while the Mavericks outscored them 13-11 in the...
The Mavericks boys basketball team improved their record to 3-5 in conference play with a 48-45 win over the Scobey Spartans in Whitewater Friday night. North Country's record stands at 4-12 overall following a 67-31 non-conference loss in Glasgow Thursday night. North Country fell behind 18-8 in the first quarter against the Class B Scotties Thursday night and were outscored 28-8 in the second. Glasgow maintained control of the game in the third, putting up 10 points while holding the...
The North Country girls basketball team continued their perfect season with wins over Glasgow and Scobey this past week. The Mavericks took a 45-19 non-conference win in Glasgow Thursday and downed conference rival Scobey 46-21 in Whitewater the following night. North Country holds an 8-0, 16-0 overall record heading into the final week of the regular season. The Mavericks rolled to 10-0 lead after one and a 21-0 lead at halftime in Glasgow, finding their toughest opposition in an unfriendly rim...
Glasgow's girls basketball team lost both their non-conference games last week, moving their record to 1-5, 1-15 overall on the season. The Scotties hosted the top Class C team in the state Thursday, losing 45-19 to the North Country Mavericks. On the road in Scobey Saturday, Glasgow lost another tight game to the Spartans, 49-48. Glasgow was shut out in the first two quarters against North Country Thursday while the Mavericks scored 10 and 11 in the same frames. The Scotties found their...
Glasgow Girls B/C Eastern Divisional 107 - Kaylly Turner’s place is 6th and has scored 4.0 team points. Quarterfinal - Blake Follette (Poplar) 26-14 won by fall over Kaylly Turner (Glasgow) 5-16 (Fall 0:38) Cons. Round 1 - Kaylly Turner (Glasgow) 5-16 won in sudden victory - 1 over Andi Hollar (Columbus / Absarokee) 3-11 (SV-1 12-10) Cons. Semi - Kyra Anderson (Chester-Joplin-Inverness) 22-18 won by fall over Kaylly Turner (Glasgow) 5-16 (Fall 0:20) 5th Place Match - Jessica Sherrick (Roundup HS) 3-11 won by fall over Kaylly Turner (Glasgow) 5...
The high school Ice Dawgs improved their record to 14-4-0 this past weekend with two wins over the Bozeman Icedogs. Glasgow won 4-2 Friday night and 3-2 Saturday morning despite racking up 88 penalty minutes on 24 infractions over the course of two games. Bozeman had 34 minutes on 13 penalties. Bozeman struck first Friday night, scoring with 6:03 remaining in the first period. Glasgow answered two minutes later with a power play goal from Charlie Cornwell, assisted by Tavin Boland and Tristan...
The Lustre Christian boys basketball team continues to roll through the season undefeated. The Lions defeated the Frazer Bearcubs 77-12 at home Saturday to improve to 8-0, 16-0 overall. Lustre wasted no time in establishing their lead, putting up 26 in the first quarter while holding Frazer to 7 points. The Lions shut out the Bearcubs in the second while burning up the nets with 31 points for a 57-7 lead at the half. Frazer hit a three-pointer in the third quarter but Lustre added 13 to the home side of the scoreboard and outscored Frazer 7-2...
The Porcupines boys basketball team improved to 6-3, 11-5 overall with a conference win over Frazer Friday and a non-conference overtime win in Brockton the following night. Nashua defeated Frazer 75-13 with three players hitting double-digit scoring. The Porcupines defeated the Warriors 57-55 in overtime, putting a stop to Brockton’s comeback. Nashua fired up the offense in the first half against Frazer, scoring 26 and 23 points in the first and second quarters while holding Frazer to 11 in each of the same frames. The Porcupines held a 4...
Frazer’s boys basketball team dropped a non-conference and two conference games this past week as the team still looks for a win. The Bearcubs lost 54-31 to MonDak Thursday before losing conference games to Nashua, 75-38, on Friday and to Lustre Christian, 77-12, Saturday. Frazer holds a 0-7, 0-14 overall record heading into the last week of the season. The Bearcubs went up 6-4 over the Thunder in the first quarter in Frazer Thursday, but the visitors outscored them 14-4 in the second for an 18-10 lead at the half. MonDak held Frazer to 6 in t...
The Lions girls basketball team turned up the offense at home Friday night for a 63-45 victory over the Frazer Bearcubs. Three Lions hit double-digit scoring as Lustre improved their record to 4-4, 5-11 overall. Lustre established an 18-9 lead in the first eight minutes of play and outscored Frazer 17-7 in the second quarter. The Lions put up another 17 in the third while Frazer hit for 14 to give the home team a 52-30 advantage heading into the fourth quarter. The Bearcubs surged with 15 points in the last eight minutes but the Lions added...
Nashua’s girls basketball team picked up two wins this past week, improving their record to 4-5, 8-8 overall. The Porcupines beat Frazer 61-38 on the road in a conference match-up Friday and defeated the Warriors 36-25 in a non-conference game in Brockton Saturday. Nashua went up 10-4 over Frazer in the first quarter Friday and outscored the Bearcubs 16-11 in the second. Nashua put up 18 in the third and held Frazer to 10 for a 44-25 lead heading into the final quarter. The Porcupines outpaced the Bearcubs 17-13 in the final eight minutes. T...
Frazer’s girls basketball team holds a 1-6, 4-10 overall record heading into the last week of the season after dropping a non-conference and two conference games last week. The Bearcubs lost a 47-27 home game to the MonDak Thunder Thursday and fell 61-38 in a conference game against Nashua, also at home, the following night. Frazer lost to Lustre Christian on the road Saturday, dropping the conference game 63-45. The Bearcubs held tight with the Thunder in the first half Thursday, trailing 13-11 at the end of one and 22-18 at the half. A s...
Ninth Grade Gage Anderson Gracie Baker Bode Barnett Emily Bell Joely Chappell Riley Clampitt Klay Cornwell Hayden Diesen Brynn Donaldson Kimber Dulaney Roman Fast Jourdyn Fercho Warren Gamas Andrew Hanson Nola James Caylen Jankowski Addison Jones Josie Kemp Andrew Linder Tessa Miller Cameron Nelson Gabriell Nickels Rebecca Nickels Braxton Potter Jacob Potter Grace Reyes Annika Smith Davis Tolzien Elizabeth Tryan Bridger Wesely Ashlyn White Lacey White Kyler Whitman Jorden Wilson 10th Grade Allison Bailey Abigail Bell Kheyerah Bilger Brooke...
For the week of Jan. 23 through 28, there were 21 motor vehicle stops, one inspection request and two reports of loose dogs. For the week of Jan. 29 through Feb. 4, there were 11 motor vehicle stops and six reports of loose dogs. Monday, Jan. 23 1213 – Caller reported a possible haystack fire. When asked if she saw smoke or fire, she said smoke. Upon getting ready to page fire out, dispatch realized there is a burn permit in that general area. The permit holder was contacted and he stated the four to five bales of foxtail were smoldering and ca...
Montana State University awarded 851 undergraduate degrees during its 137th commencement ceremony held Dec. 16, at the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse. Students with two asterisks after their names (**) graduated with highest honors, having earned a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.7. Undergraduate students graduating with honors — a cumulative GPA between 3.25 and 3.69 — have a single asterisk (*) after their names. The following Valley County graduates were honored: Glasgow: Abigail Kolstad, Bryce Legare, Rachel Sigmundstad*, Baxter Baker, Kayla Rod...
