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Glasgow School District General Fund Levy – 1487 ballots voted; 3042 ballots sent = 48.9 percent For the Additional Levy 755 Against the Additional Levy 732 Hinsdale School District General Fund Levies – 146 ballots voted; 269 ballots sent = 54.3 percent High School For the Additional Levy 113 Against the Additional Levy 33 Elementary School For the Additional Levy 110 Against the Additional Levy 36 Lustre Elementary School District General Fund Levy – 40 ballots voted; 108 ballots sent = 37 percent For the Additional Levy 33 Against the Addit...
It was another stellar year for Montana at the 2023 National Business Professionals of America Leadership Conference which was held in Anaheim, Calif., on April 25-30. A total of 6,503 individuals from 23 state association and three international countries attended. The Montana's delegation represented 62 secondary chapters, 11 middle level chapters and one collegiate chapter. Included in those numbers are three Valley County students, Glasgow High School's Daniel Berry, and Opheim School's...
Fort Peck Summer Theatre is proud to announce that the leading role in Matilda will be played by McKay Yoakam. Winner of nearly 50 international awards and based on the beloved novel by fantastical genius Roald Dahl (Willy Wonka), this captivating modern masterpiece follows young Matilda. Surrounded by larger-than-life characters, her powerful imagination transforms into magical powers and inspirational dreams as she searches for a better life. Getting to know McKay: Hometown: Glasgow Age /...
We Are Not Your Enemy Dear Editor, Public officials talking about hiring hitmen to take out the publisher and reporter of a newspaper seems like something from a tense, blockbuster thriller rather than reality. Yet, in rural Oklahoma, the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) is currently investigating such a discussion. The McCurtain County Gazette is like most small-town newspapers. It’s family owned and operated, doesn’t have a website or digital version of its newspaper and stands as watchdog for the community. This responsibility, it see... Full story
The Valley County Commissioners had set a meeting date of May 5 to discuss personnel issues of the Valley County Road Supervisor Todd Young. Young had been placed on paid administrative leave since the Commissioners voted on March 31 to place him on leave while an allegation, that if substantiated, could implicate a violation of the county personnel policy, was investigated. As a result of privacy policies regarding personnel issues at the County level, no information was provided on why Young resigned or what the outcome of the investigation s...
I know that I have mentioned all the gas stations located in Glasgow in years past. These were service stations that offered full service. Services like checking your oil, filling your tank, washing your windows, airing up a tire or many were able to change or make repairs to tires while you waited. Now we fill our own tank (make sure you choose the correct fuel, gas or diesel) and wash our own windows. That was an adjustment for many of us senior women especially. I am wondering if my great-grandchildren will see the day that these filling...
Michelle Bigelbach The Courier With the support of 4-H, AgWest Farm Credit and the assistance of peers and adults, Glasgow High School junior Addison Young is looking to put in a four-stall wash bay at the Valley County Fairgrounds for all fair goers and for use for those traveling through town. Young decided to improve this area of the Fairgrounds as part of her Teen Leadership Project for 4-H. To help with this project, which has a goal of being completed before the start of Fair season,...
EDITOR’S NOTE: Deadline for calendar additions is Mondays at noon. Please email your event to [email protected] or submit in person at the Courier office, 531 2nd Ave. S., Glasgow. The Valley County Pioneer Museum is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Nemont Manor has activities scheduled throughout the month for the entire community as well as the residents of Nemont Manor. If you would like a calendar, please contact 406-228-4306 or e-mail [email protected] and they will mail one to you. Events are also listed below. T...
The Valley County Community Foundation is proud to announce that over $38,454 in grants will be distributed to our communities across Valley County to continue to support the VCCF mission: to fund economic, cultural, and charitable projects for generations to come. Board Chair Doris Leader of Nashua explained that these grant funds come from something like the community’s savings account and are meant to thrive for years to come. Donations to VCCF are invested and earnings from this endowment come back to Valley County in the form of grants and...
Are the neighbors calling and texting because they need a babysitter? Is your child anxious to begin babysitting but you aren’t sure if he/she is quite ready? Babysitting Boot Camp may be just what you are hoping for. MSU Extension Agent Roubie Younkin will host a Babysitting course Friday, June 2, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., where potential babysitters will learn the basics in child care, safety, nutrition, child development and business aspects. While CPR is not a part of this class, basic first aid will be covered including burns, illness, f...
The Western Valley 4-H Club held our April meeting on April 23. Our president, vice president, and parliamentarian forgot about the meeting, so they had to Zoom in. We discussed progress on the Rabies Clinic and Sewing Camp. June 17, is our tentative date for Rabies Clinic, but Sewing Camp plans are currently at a standstill. We also began to make plans for our annual Thoeny Cemetery clean-up. So far, May 7 seems to be the best day for cleaning the cemetery. After the meeting, we had cake and...
The Lucky Clover 4-H club met at the Senior Citizens Center on May 7. There were no demonstrations today but there were a lot of dates to talk about. The horse assessments are on May 10, 20, 24. Your last day to sign up for 4-H camp is May 19. The 4-H camp itself is on June 13 to 15. The VFW steak fry is on May 26, 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. May 31 is your due date to drop a project. The horse identification is on June 1. We are planting flowers, cleaning up the dump, and doing highway cleanup on June 7, at 7:30 a.m. AQA is on June 20. The ranch horse...
Dare I hope spring is finally really here? Am I dooming us to more icky weather by uttering the word spring? To that second question, I certainly hope not! I’m pretty sure I don’t possess the power to jinx all of northeastern Montana. If I had power over the weather, I’m sure I’d have been misusing it. A lot has been accomplished up here at Honrud, Montana, since last I wrote. The garden space has been tilled. Does anything smell as nice as freshly turned soil? Okay, maybe the air after a nice rain does. The drip system is staked in place s...
1 Years Ago Wednesday, May 8, 2013 The three-way contest for one seat on the Glasgow School Board was settled Tuesday night. Mona Amundson was elected to a three-year term with 739 votes. Sarah Swanson had 418 votes and Rod Ost had 137. Voting was running high for this election. Forty-three percent of the 3,084 registered voters requested absentee ballots. The Cottonwood was packed Tuesday for the first day of the 45th annual Governor's Conference on Aging. It marked the first time Glasgow has... Full story
There has been a lot of talk about a “cashless” society, but it’s not here yet. In fact, cash can still be a valuable element of your overall financial picture – if you employ it wisely. But how? Consider these four key uses of cash: • Everyday spending – Of course, you need sufficient cash on hand to pay for your cost of living – mortgage, debt payments, utilities, groceries, etc. You’ll likely rely on your savings or checking accounts to pay for these needs. • Unexpected expenses and emergencies – It’s never a bad idea to establish a monthl...
There you are, in a position to purchase a new computer. But you’re frozen, paralyzed by choice. What do you need it for? Will it run your favorite programs? How about affordability or longevity? The gravity of such a decision feels suffocating as you browse reviews, check prices and read a certain technical expert’s final column. Fear not however, as this life changing choice between buying a Mac or a Windows laptop really only comes down to a little knowledge and a lot of personal preference. Let’s go over why your decision may sway one w...
Sixth Grade Sage Sillerud - English Ira Moore - Health Mary Knierim - Math Kinsley Rasmusan - Science Blake Estes - Social Studies Breelyn Marsalek - Computers Ava Schultz - Art Austin Nelson - Band Seventh Grade Aaron Mickelson - English Joseph Hall - Health Ian Anderson - Math Easton Kalinski - Science Bailey Billingsley - Social Studies Ryla Brown - Reading Dakota Bras - Art Kenee Johnson - Band Halle Hunter - English Eighth Grade Rowen Kloker - Health Trevin Gibson - Math Molly Whitmer - Science Dylon Fischer-Murch - Social Studies Tayven... Full story
The best of the best of Northeast Montana's track and field athletes were in Glasgow May 2 for the annual Norm Girard North/East Top 10 meet. Valley County competitors took 28 medals, earning a top four finish, at the meet and set 15 personal records. Lustre Christian's boys team took 12 medals with two athletes claiming a first-place finish and four personal records. Hinsdale's team had two podium appearances with one personal record. Nashua claimed three top four places and Opheim (as part of...
The Scottie boys golf team headed into the Division 1 Meet in Shelby May 9 with a perfect season record. Glasgow has won all six of their team titles this season, following a perfect season last year. The Scottie boys have posted 11 straight regular season wins. Glasgow's most recent win came at the Poplar Invitational May 4. The team put up a score of 339 to take the top spot. Riley Smith led the team with an individual first-place finish, scoring 81. The Scottie girls finished second in...
The Scottie softball sluggers improved their record to 7-8, 4-3 in conference play, last week with two road wins. Glasgow traveled to Havre Friday where they downed the Class A Blue Ponies 13-0. They then overcame an 18-12 sixth inning deficit against the Cut Bank Wolves with a 13-run seventh run to win 25-18. Glasgow jumped out to a 5-0 lead in the first over their host Havre in the first game Friday. The Scotties shut out the Blue Ponies in the next two innings while sending three runners home...
The Scottie track and field team hit three events last week: the Norm Girard Top Ten, the Gene Nelson Memorial and the Sidney Invitational. Glasgow hosted their annual Top 10 meet May 2 (see 1B for results) before sending their pole vaulters to Wolf Point for the Gene Nelson Memorial May 5 where the girls scored 26 points for eighth place and the boys took ninth with seven team points. The Scotties traveled to Sidney May 6 where the boys won the meet with 112 points and the girls took second with 101 points, behind Plentywood’s 108.33 p...
Hinsdale’s track and field teams competed at the Norm Girard North/East Top Ten Meet May 2 and traveled to Wolf Point May 5 for the Gene Nelson Memorial Meet. The Raider girls scored 36 points and took seventh in Wolf Point while the boys team scored 0.5 points for 12th place. The girls set six personal records there while the boys put up seven new records. Results from the Top Ten meet start on page 1B. BOYS Coy Bowman set a personal best and finished 14th in the boys’ 100 meters. He set another personal record in the 400 meters, taking sevent...
The Porcupine track teams traveled to the Norm Girard North/East Top Ten Meet in Glasgow May 2 and the Gene Nelson Memorial in Wolf Point May 5. Nashua’s girls team posted 40 points for fifth place in Wolf Point with eight personal records while the boys also took fifth with 50 points and 12 personal best performances. Top Ten results start on page 1B. GIRLS Madison Harris set personal records in the 100 and 200 meters, taking second in both events. She ran a 13.63 in the 100 and a 29.26 in the 200 meters. Tia Dees won the shot put with a perso...
Frazer’s track teams attended the Fairview Invite May 4 and the Gene Nelson Memorial Meet in Wolf Point May 5. In Fairview the girls put up 2 personal and three season records. The boys established four new personal records. In Wolf Point, the girls scored six points for 11 place with two new personal records and the boys scored three points for 12th place with four new personal bests. FAIRVIEW INVITE GIRLS Isabelle Even led the Bearcubs in the 100 meters, taking 22nd with a time of 15.01. Baily Beston’s personal best 15.38 put her in 26th pla...
