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New Year’s Day is right around the corner and 2021 cannot arrive soon enough. One of the reasons many are looking forward to ringing in the new year is the legalization of recreational marijuana. At 12:01 a.m. on Jan. 1, 2021, Montana adults over 21 will be able to send 2020 up in smoke, legally. Montana voters in November approved Initiative 190, which legalized recreational marijuana, and Constitutional Initiative 118, which amends the state constitution to set the legal age of cannabis consumption at 21. Approximately 60 percent of M...
Montana’s COVID-19 numbers dropped last week with the long holiday weekend, with one day of reporting showing fewer than 400 cases. Health experts across the nation, however, are predicting a surge of new cases in the upcoming weeks as people return to normal routines from travel and holiday get-togethers without quarantining. If persons do not quarantine, it is highly recommended that they stay home if exhibiting any signs of illness. The most recent update for Valley County from the Health Department was posted on Nov. 27. That update s... Full story
The fantasy of the holiday season leans toward the illusion of perfection. Picture gatherings in a home decorated with an artistic flair; the table with food prepared using the techniques of a world-renowned chef; or turbulent family gatherings with never a harsh word uttered. However, reality is that while this season is meant to bring feelings of love and cheer, it also means holiday stress for many. Some look forward to the holiday season with enthusiasm while others dread the last months of the year. There are dreams, hopes, emotions and...
The Glasgow High School Student Council members hosted the Remembrance Tree Lighting Ceremony which honors passed loved ones and those serving in the United States Military. Keevan Sibley welcomed guests and introduced Pastor Todd Wright who addressed the crowd. Students then read through the list of names of those remembered and honored by community members who purchased light bulbs for the trees in front of the museum. Refreshments were served after everyone joined in singing "Silent Night."...
Garden produce has been harvested and the holidays are fast approaching, bringing a lot of baking to mind. I am a happy owner of the Pioneer Museum Cookbook, “Our Pioneer Heritage.” I really enjoy just flipping through the pages. If you are looking for something special, you will probably find it, or if just browsing, I am sure you will find something you want to try. This is especially true if you were born or raised in this area. What fun to run into a recipe of a friend or neighbor of your Mother’s or Grandma’s. You may remember enjoyin...
Dear Editor, I felt compelled to write after reading the letter authored by Gordon Bell, M.D., published in the Glasgow Courier on November, 25, 2020. As a common citizen of the United States, I do believe the highest level of intellectual rigor is appropriate when confronting a pandemic as reportedly severe as the one we now face. This is especially true when those appointed authorities are intent on continuing to hinder our essential liberties in the name of public health. Is it not...
The Christmas Program will be on Thursday, Dec. 3, 6 p.m. I am happy to announce that we will be going forward with the program as usual. There will be a few important things to remember to keep us safe from COVID. Please respect the COVID requirements. We are hoping to celebrate the talents of our students while trying our hardest to keep everyone safe and healthy. Everyone must enter through the front doors (East Side) of the school. There will be a sign-in sheet that everyone will need to sign in the office. We WILL NOT be taking temperature... Full story
Pioneer Museum winter hours are Thursday, Friday and Saturday 11 a.m to 4 p.m. We will be closed all of January. The Fort Peck Interpretive Center is open Monday through Friday by advanced appointment only. Masks are required and group size will be limited. Call the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at 406-526-3493 for more information. WEDNESDAY – DEC. 2 12:30 – 6 p.m. - American Red Cross Blood Drive at the Hinsdale Legion Hall, 6-8 p.m. - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is hosting their Annual Nativity Display, 15 Airport Road. Al... Full story
Despite the continuation of this aberrant year, Fort Peck Fine Arts Council is overjoyed to announce two upcoming events, with hope to provide cheer for the community and celebrate the holidays. A Christmas Carol: The Live Radio Play Thursday, Dec. 17, at 6:30 p.m. and Friday, Dec. 18, at 6:30 p.m. Teaming up with KLTZ, members of the summer theatre company, including audience favorite Pam L.Veis, will perform a nostalgic radio program, to be broadcast live. Complete with a Foley Artist and much of Dickens’ original dramatic narration, this p... Full story
Robert "Jim" James Frueh passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, Nov. 26, 2020, in Glasgow, Mont. Cremation has taken place and a celebration of Jim's life will be held in the summer of 2021 at a date to be determined. Jim was born on Jan. 21, 1969, in Libby, Mont. At age 4½, he was adopted into the family of Ed and Marci Frueh. Jim became the eldest of six adopted children, Bobbi Jean, Tony, Ann, Beth, and Byron. Jim grew up in Glasgow and graduated from GHS as a proud Scottie in 1987.... Full story
Dorothy Mae (Sanderson) Johnson passed away of natural causes Sunday, Nov. 15, 2020, at Sweet Memorial Home in Chinook, Mont., at the age of 83. Viewing will be Dec. 3, at Bell Mortuary in Glasgow from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Funeral services will be held Dec. 4 at 1 p.m. at the Hinsdale Lutheran Church with burial following at Hillview Cemetery. Dorothy was born to Clifford and Beatrice (Martinson) Sanderson on May 27, 1937, in Grafton, N.D. She was later joined by brothers Duane in 1940 and George... Full story
John "Jack" Delmar Lind, 72, of Malta, Mont., who retired from NorthWestern Energy (originally Montana Power Company), died at home on Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2020, after battling cancer for many years. A celebration of life will be planned at a later date in the summer of 2021. The funeral was shown online Wednesday, Dec. 2, at 2 p.m. MST. The funeral was viewed via Facebook and Wilderness Funeral Homes of Malta where condolences can also be posted. Due to the ongoing pandemic, regretfully, the... Full story
Henrich "Henry" H Ortmann passed away on Saturday, Nov. 21, 2020, two days before his 82nd birthday. Henry was born on Nov. 23, 1938, to Herman Ortmann and Elizabeth (Redekopp) Ortmann who came to the Lustre community as homesteaders. He attended Star school, 1 mile west of the family homestead, for eight years with perfect attendance. At age 14 Henry's father passed away and he took over the farm and all the duties that come along with it. He farmed with horses for the first few years until he... Full story
Phyllis (Moen) Sanguine, age 84 years, died suddenly due to a fourth, unexpected round of cancer, on Thursday, Nov. 26, 2020, in Kalispell, Mont. At her request, there will be no service; however, she knows her family will be raising a glass to her at the next Burrus/Moen Glasgow Memorial Day reunion. She is dearly missed by her many friends and her family. Phyllis was born to Chet and Eunice Moen on Sept. 22, 1936, in Glasgow, Mont. She graduated from Glasgow High School in 1954 and from the... Full story
Editor's Note: This column was submitted on Nov. 22 however was not placed in the Nov. 25 issue due to space. This week's column could be rather short - or not. I do tend to get long-winded at times... Sometimes I'm not so good about planning ahead (okay, often I'm not), and I've let Thanksgiving sneak up on me. Obviously, the timing of this holiday necessitates a shortened deadline. Instead of needing my small contribution to the weekly edition of the Courier by noonish on Monday, they want it...
Red and white. Black and blue. Those are the colors one might normally associate with a Glasgow Ice Dawgs hockey game. In this case, rather than bruises (though there were probably a fair amount of those also) the colors were for the jerseys worn by the four different lines who were on the ice Nov. 24 for a scrimmage. The scrimmage gave head coach Pat Braaten a chance to see his players in action. In a normal year, the high school boys team would begin their season at the Sidney tournament....
Gwendolyne Honrud the courier Dylan Nieskens announced on Nov. 24 that he would be continuing his academic and football career at Carroll College in Helena, Mont., following his graduation from Glasgow this upcoming spring. The Scottie tight end and linebacker chose to play collegiate football with the Fighting Saints because he felt the school offered a good health science program, which he will be majoring in. Nieskens was recently named to the Northern B All-Conference team and was selected...
Fifty students have been awarded Academic All State for the fall athletic season at Glasgow High School. They are varsity letter winners in their respective fall sports and earned a first quarter GPA of 3.5 or above. Fall Cheer M.E. Cunningham Carlos Gonzales Aubre Hartsock Stevie Hartwell Emma Page Tori Pehlke Abby Peterson Tommi Prewett Kambria Ross McKenna Strommen Tarin Vandall Cross Country Colter Cumber Kira Beck Reed Larsen Shanice Lagerquist Bergen Miller Iris McKean Riley Smith Emily See Lane Thompson Eve Stone Haylly Turner...
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