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Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
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Lately my column has only been printed every other week. I could get used to only writing (blathering?) twice a month. Is that considered bi-weekly or bi-monthly? I didn't know, so I looked it up. It seems either term would work. Both mean "every other" or "twice each" month or week. That can be very confusing. The English language is messed up. Either way, I only get a check once a month (and that goes into the bank for the grands). So there's my nugget of good information for you this week....
The Montana Community Foundation (MCF) is delighted to celebrate the recognition of the Valley County Community Foundation (VCCF) with the "Outstanding Foundation Award," a prestigious accolade presented by the Montana Association of Fundraising Professionals (MTAFP). This significant award was granted in Bozeman on Oct. 26, 2023, in acknowledgment of VCCF's outstanding commitment to philanthropy and their significant contributions to the well-being of Valley County. "As Chair of the Valley...
The local Business Professionals of America organization at Glasgow High School is pleased to announce that they are putting together a Cat vs Griz Food Drive! From Monday, Nov. 13 through Friday, Nov. 17 you can drop off non-perishable foods at your local grocery store or give to your students at the Glasgow Middle School or Glasgow High School. Show off your team spirit during Cat/Griz Week and help the Valley County Food Bank!...
The North Country Mavericks claimed second place at the Eastern C Divisional Volleyball Tournament held in Sidney last weekend. North Country started the tournament with a loss against the Circle Wildcats. The Mavericks moved into the backside of the bracket where they defeated the Scobey Spartans and the Plentywood Wildcats. They moved on to defeat the Jordan Mustangs to continue playing Saturday. The Mavericks earned some revenge Saturday, defeating Circle in the first match of the day. In...
The 2023 volleyball season ended for the Glasgow Scotties in Malta this past weekend at the Northern B Divisional Tournament. The Scotties took a loss in the first round to the Fairfield Eagles before falling to the Wolf Point Wolves in loser-out action. Glasgow lost 8-25, 13-25, 16-25 to eventual-Divisional champ Fairfield Thursday. The Eagles put up 57 digs, six aces, 35 assists, 34 kills and eight blocks while the Scotties had 45 digs, 16 assists, 17 kills and six blocks. Head coach Brooke...
The high school Ice Dawgs dominated in their first doubleheader of the 2023-24 season, bringing home two wins from Billings Nov. 4. Glasgow took game one by a score of 6-2 and owned the second game 8-1. The Ice Dawgs took a 2-0 lead in the first period of game one on power play goals from Zevin Kummerfeldt, assist Peyton Smith, and Reilly Llewellyn, assist Bode Barnett. Trevin Derbus evened the score in the second period, scoring once on a power play with Glasgow's Mason Hunter in the box for...
Northern B All-Conference 1st Team Offense Tight End Wyatt Babb Athlete Toryn Richards Offensive Line Kohl Kittleson Offensive Line Vaughn Miller 2nd Team Offense Offensive Line Connor Hudyma 1st Team Defense Defensive Back Tavin Boland Linebacker Vaughn Miller Defensive End Wyatt Babb Defensive Line Kohl Kittleson 2nd Team Defense Linebacker Toryn Richards Defensive Line Jaydeen Hanshew 1st Team Special Teams Return Specialist Toryn Richards 2nd Team Special Teams Kicker Rex Monson Class B All-State Selections Vaughn Miller Toryn...
1 Years Ago Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2013 In Tuesday's municipal elections, voters in Glasgow and Nashua decided to change the names at the top. Glasgow Mayor Dan Carney, looking for his third term, lost to Becky Erickson, an 18-year veteran of the Glasgow City Council. In Nashua, Mayor Pat Hallett was defeated by Allan Bunk, who has been Nashua mayor before. The Valley County Airport Commission has considered its options and recommended that the county assume management and services at Glasgow...
For the weeks of Oct. 9 through 25 there were 31 motor vehicle stops, 20 accident dials/prank calls, 15 reports of loose livestock, one request for a VIN inspection, six reports of missing/lost dogs, four reports of loose dogs and one report of a barking dog. For the week of Oct. 25 through Nov. 1, there were 11 motor vehicle stops, 13 reports of loose livestock, 11 reports of accident dials/prank calls, one report of a loose dog, one report of a missing dog and one report of a barking dog. Monday, Oct. 16 0822 – A male reported vehicle damage...