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The Glasgow Reds finished up their regular season with two extra games on Sunday against the Glendive Blue Devils. They swept the doubleheader to finish with a conference record of 15-13 after a whirlwind week of regular season play. The two wins on Sunday put the Reds in the fifth seed slot heading into the East A District Tournament, which begins this Thursday, July 22, and runs through Sunday, July 25. All games will be played at Bob Connors Field at Sullivan Park in Glasgow. Glasgow will...
Shenanigans meet Sherlock in Fort Peck Theatre's ongoing production of "Baskerville." The farce is an adaption by Ken Ludwig of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's, "The Hound of the Baskervilles," the third of four crime novels in a series first published in 1901 and 1902 in The Strand Magazine. It happens mostly on Dartmoor in Devon in England's West Country. The fast paced "who-dunnit" comedy, stars Treyson Sherk as the famous detective and Mathias Oliver as trusty sidekick Watson. The play also stars...
West Nile Virus, "will destroy you," warns former Valley County Sheriff's Deputy William "Bill" J. Soper. Soper nearly died when he was infected by a mosquito bite back in the summer months of 2013. "I was circling the drain," Soper told The Courier over the phone last week from his home in Centralia, Wash. "I had resting Nystagmus in both eyes, which indicated a brain injury. My brain swelled three times [its normal size]." Even though Soper pulled through, he lost his beloved job as a deputy a...
Sidney, MT. - The Yellowstone River is very low and recent temperature's have been unseasonably scorching. With those conditions unlikely to change over the weekend, the Montana Catfish Association Board of Directors held discussion early this week and took unprecedented action to protect the health of the fish during the event. For the first time in the 13-year history of the Monster Cat Roundup, the 5-fish limit was reduced to just 4 for this year's event. The change would allow anglers a...
The simple task of turning on a water faucet and filling up a glass is so ubiquitous one might forget the vast amount of work involved in getting it to the sink. For city of Glasgow residents, their tap water is sourced from the Missouri River. The raw untreated water travels via pipeline several miles northwest to the Glasgow Water Treatment plant, in operation since 1969. David George, Water Foreman, has been working at the plant since December 1972, and is an expert on making a perfect cup...
FOR THE COURIER Place Team Number Name, Town Name, Town 1st fish 2nd fish 3rd fish 4th fish 5th fish Total 1 53 Kelsey Kuehn, Glasgow Mont. Kinsey Schwers, Glasgow, Mont. 6.26 9.10 4.10 5.46 8.08 33.00 2 1 Cindy Sundheim, Fairview, Mont. Samantha Gross, Gillette, Wyo. 6.06 4.26 3.52 3.66 7.36 24.86 3 28 Jodi Kemp, Glasgow, Mont. Robin Schock, Fort Peck, Mont. 1.78 2.02 1.58 3.80 7.36 16.54 4 36 Cassie Walker, Reserve, Mont. Bonnie Zavada, Plentywood, Mont. 1.86 2.88 3.52 6.68 1.50 16.44 5 14...
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Glasgow Police Department was forced to limit in person contact with members of the community. Now, efforts are underway to reverse this trend. "Basically, there was no contact with anyone in person," said Tyler Edwards, GPD Interim Chief. "We used the telephone. That is absolutely the opposite of community policing." There is a department-wide push for the adoption of Community Oriented Police (COP), which intends to open up lines of communication between...
Plentywood Invitational 2021 10-Jul-21 to 11-Jul-21 Time F/P/S Relay Place Points Improv Event # 1 Boys 100 Free Relay8 & Under X 2:58.70S F DQ A Relay Glasgow Kiwanis Swim Team --- --- Event # 3 Boys 100 Free Relay 9-10 1:18.39S F A Relay Glasgow Kiwanis Swim Team 2 10 Event # 6 Girls 200 Free Relay 11-12 2:36.16S F A Relay Glasgow Kiwanis Swim Team 4 6 Event # 8 Girls 200 Free Relay 13-14 1:58.39S F DQ A Relay Glasgow Kiwanis Swim Team --- --- Event # 9 Boys 200 Free Relay 15-19 X 2:10.31S F A Relay Glasgow Kiwanis Swim Team --- --- Event #...
FOR THE COURIER In 2021 we had a total of 71 kids fishing with a total of 267 FISH CAUGHT. Pretty sure that was a record number caught. Each participant received a free t-shirt provided by the sponsors. Prizes were awarded to the top placers and those who did not place had a variety of free gifts to choose from. We finished with free lunch and ice cream sponsored by Thrivent Financial, Shelly George and Meadowgold. They all fished back at Winter Harbor where there were a lot of fish to be caught. A great time was had by all. Thanks to the...
FOR THE COURIER GLASGOW- Drew Henry was hired as the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Region 6 regional supervisor in northeast Montana, based out of the regional headquarters in Glasgow. Drew replaced Mark Sullivan, who recently retired after working 35 years with FWP, including six years as regional supervisor. Drew, who is originally from Glasgow, was the Glasgow-area regional wildlife biologist for the last nine years. He holds both a bachelor’s degree in biology from Minot State University and a master’s degree in animal ecology from Iow...
I received a message from Saint Marie's Water Manager, Rob Esaias, on Monday, July 12th that he had the water main fixed. A word of warning goes with this if you EVER have a water break. We were told to make sure you do not use your water filters right away and to run the water for awhile. This will clear the lines of silt from the pipes. We also had been told to make sure you do not run your water through your hot water heater until the water is running clear. Even though this was a...
President Biden has issued 72 directives to promote competition and jumpstart the US economy. According to a press release by the White House a lack of competition in the market place is estimated to cost American households $5,000 annually. Many directives pertain to the agriculture sector including: a directive to the Federal Trade Commission to limit equipment manufacturers from restricting farmers the right repair their own equipment; a directive on new rules defining when meat can have the...
Traffic stops on the surface seem very simple and straight forward. From the outside looking, in these stops may appear as if someone did something inherently wrong or malicious. In general, the reason for stop is usually informative in nature for the driver. Traffic stops are one of the most dynamic things that an officer performs. One of a patrol officers' main functions is to inform the driver about improper driving behavior or defective vehicle equipment. These dynamic interactions are...
EDITOR'S NOTE: 5 p.m. Friday before publication is the deadline for calendar additions, which must be emailed to [email protected] or submitted in person at The Courier office, 531 2nd Ave. S., in Glasgow. WEDNESDAY, JULY 21 • 5 to 8 p.m. - Alive at Five - GDA will host the Alive at Five at various locations. THURSDAY, JULY 22 • District Eastern A American Legion Baseball in Glasgow. FRIDAY, JULY 23 • District Eastern A American Legion Baseball in Glasgow. • Warriors on the Water - Fort Pe...
The connected world in which we live is great, isn't it? Email in your pocket, books on your tablet, movies just a tap away on your television. But how much is too much when it comes to these marvels? Is there something more to that tired-eyed, slightly rough feeling we get when we've had a long day in front of the computer? For most of us, some amount of time staring at some kind of interactive device is inevitable. Be it through our job, how we keep up with friends and family or as a hobby in...
