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Glasgow hosted their one and only Speech and Drama meet this past Saturday for schools across the region. The Scotties took first place in Speech Sweeps with a total of 75 points. First-year head coach Kristina McGee said, "It was a great day for the Glasgow Scotties!" The Scotties took four first places, two seconds, one third and one eighth place finishes. Harley Edwards earned a first place finish in Dramatic Oral Interpretation. Samantha Combs took first place in Humorous Oral...
The Glasgow Speech and Drama team is hitting the 2021-22 season with a new head coach. Kristina McGee stepped into the slot after two years as an assistant coach under previous head coach Jodie Griffin. The third-year Glasgow teacher also brings her experience as a competitor to bear. The 2015 Helena Capital High graduate competed in impromptu and extemporaneous speaking, legislative debate (a AA exclusive category) and humorous duo. "I did a little bit of everything," McGee laughed. The Speech...
The Scotties' volleyball season came to an end in Bozeman at the State Tournament this past weekend, after Glasgow suffered two losses early in play. Glasgow fell to Florence-Carlton in round one, losing the match in four sets Thursday. The loss pitted Glasgow against hi-line rival Malta on Friday morning. The Scotties took the first two sets but Malta rebounded to take the next three and the match. Glasgow's first round came at 4 p.m. on Thursday, when they faced Florence-Carlton. After four...
The invite went out on athletic.net, and after Glasgow Cross Country coach Rod Karst talked to his harriers, "they decided they wanted to go." And so, seven Scotties made the journey to Boise, Idaho to compete one last time in the 2021 season. The NXR Northwest Championships, Nov. 12-13, brought together the best of the best in the high school running community from across the greater region, from Montana to Alaska to Hawaii and featured hundreds upon hundreds of runners. "The competition there...
The Glasgow Ice Dawgs Pee Wee team went 1-and-3 in their opening road weekend in Billings. Billings took game one 5 to 3. Glasgow rebounded to win the second round 4 to 1, but dropped the final Saturday game 8 to 5. Billings won the sole Sunday game 7 to 0. Billings took a 2-0 lead after one period of play in game one. They scored twice more in the second, but Glasgow got on the board on an Abigail Henry even strength goal, assisted by Ellery Dedobbeleer. Glasgow put up two goals in the third to Billings’ one. Carter Holte, assist Ian A...
The North Country Mavericks volleyball had four players selected for the District 1C All Conference team and two named to the All-State Selections. Zandora Longtree was named to the first 1st team All-Conference. Over the course of the season she had six blocks, 251 digs, 44 kills, 94 aces, 127 assists and an 82 serving percentage. Teagan Erickson was named to the 2nd team All-Conference. She had 64 blocks, 123 digs, 230 kills, 46 aces, four assists and an 89 serving percentage in the 2021 season. Paige Wasson and Jaycee Erickson were both...
Smith-McCarthy Folkstyle Wrestling Tournament Butte Civic Center 1340 Harrison Ave Nov. 13, 2021 6U 50 - Taryn Sundeen’s place is unknown and has scored 0.0 team points. Quarterfinal - Luke Grossman (Billings wrestling club) won by fall over Taryn Sundeen (Glasgow wrestling club) (Fall 1:51) Cons. Round 1 - Paislee Neiffer (Havre Wrestling Club) won by fall over Taryn Sundeen (Glasgow wrestling club) (Fall 0:35) Girls 6U 50 - Taryn Sundeen’s place is 3rd and has scored 0.0 team points. Round 1 - Paislee Neiffer (Havre Wrestling Club) won by...
Offense Rushing, total yards 1883 Kyler Hallock, 938 yards on 158 carries, 14 TDs Tatum Hansen, 431 yards on 72 carries, 8 TDs Mason Donaldson, 311 yards on 43 carries, 4 Tds John Wyatt Lawson, 85 yards on 22 carries, 2 Tds Nik Burke, 7 yards on 1 carry, 2 Tds KJ Ingram, 69 yards on 3 carries Coy Nelson, 1 yard on 1 carry Connor Richardson, 7 yards on 5 carries Jaydeen Hanshew, 34 yards on 6 carries Passing, total yards 856 Mason Donaldson, 48-for-111, 839 yards, 8 Tds, 11 INT KJ Ingram, 1-for-4, 17 yards Receiving, total yards 856 Ashton...
Six members of Glasgow's 2021 volleyball team were named to the 2021 District 2B Volleyball Honors team and two were named All-State. Senior Klaire Krumwiede and Junior Carly Nelson were named to the 2nd Team All-Confernce. Junior Daley Aune and Seniors Tyann Graham, Abrianna Nielsen and Blaire Westby were named 1st Team All-Conference. Aune and Westby were the two Scotties named to the All-State team....
It took months of hard work by volunteers to paint the mural along the Glasgow downtown underpass, and only minutes for a vandal to leave their grubby marks in the form of graffiti. Patrolman Scott Campbell and Senior Patrolman Josh Nolan were contacted by The artist, Cat McIntyre, about the incident. The Glasgow Police Department is taking the mural defacing seriously and have come up with plans to seek out and apprehend any further defacing incidents. "It is disappointing to see this happen...
Normally, the class speaker for the annual Glasgow High School graduation ceremony must themselves be a former graduate of GHS. In spite of the fact Wade Nelson is a graduate of Hinsdale High School, his positive impact on the Glasgow High School Class of 2022 led them to request a special exemption just for him. "Each one of us took his class and we all have integral memories from the days we spent with him," Blaire Westby said during the last Glasgow School Board meeting. He was very...
When state senators in South Carolina held two hearings in September about covid-19 treatments, they got an earful on the benefits of ivermectin — which many of the lawmakers echoed, sharing experiences of their own loved ones. The demands for access to the drug were loud and insistent, despite federal regulators’ recent warning against using the drug to treat covid. Ivermectin is a generic drug that has been used for decades to treat river blindness, scabies and even head lice. Veterinarians also use it, in different formulations and dos...
This past Veteran’s Day weekend there was a Copeland Victory Rally held in Washington, D.C. to thank and honor Veterans and all who patriotically serve our country in many different ways. Their Victory TV channel, which is on Dish or Direct TV, brings the daily reports on current news from a Christian and constitutional reporting twice a day. Also, a program called Flashpoint twice a week has a panel consisting of spirit-filled men and women who address much truth from the different five fold ministries given in the book of Ephesians. They d...
It came at me like a ton of bricks. A week ago Sunday morning I was just fine. By early afternoon, the onslaught of fever had begun. I am old enough now to have gone through my fair share of flus and colds, so I decided on that Sunday to sweat it out. Off to bed I went clad in a wool beanie, t-shirt, jacket, pants, socks and two blankets. Even with all that on, I could barely get warm enough. It was a greatly pleasurable experience when I did finally get warm. I could feel the heat radiating throughout my nerves. The next morning, it was back...
On November 9, DC District Court judge Tanya Chutkan refused former US president Donald Trump's request, based on "executive privilege," for a preliminary injunction forbidding the National Archives and Records Administration to release documents to the US House committee grandstanding on ... er, "investigating" ... the January 6 Capitol riot. If Trump's name goes down in history for anything of substance rather than mere flash, it should probably be for his bizarre claim that people who aren't executives anymore retain "executive privilege" ov...
The month-long showdown over taxes is finally nearing its end as the majority of Congressional Democrats face off against a small group of their moderate colleagues in a fight over the future of the party and the country. While most Democrats are advocating for popular policies like prescription drug negotiation, paid leave, and taxing the rich, centrists have continually dug their heels into the ground, derailing negotiations and endangering the party’s success in the coming midterm elections. They’ve adopted the priorities of their wea...
Montana electric and telephone cooperatives lost one of their early progressive managers on Nov. 4 with the passing of Kenneth Berreth, at the age of 86, in Bismarck, N.D. Kenneth "Ken" H. Berreth was born in Linton on September 8, 1935, the son of Herman and Rhoda (Johnson) Berreth. At age nine, Ken moved with his family to their family farm south of Dawson. He attended schools in Dawson and graduated in 1953. From 1955 to 1957, he served in the U.S. Army and was stationed in Texas. In August...
Jerilyn Sue Schmidt Reddig, 63, of Lustre, Montana went to be with her Lord and Savior on Friday, November 5, 2021, at the Billings Clinic of Billings, Montana. Jeri was born in Wolf Point, Montana on July 22, 1958 to Paul and Lila Schmidt. She joined four older sisters and they became known as the five J's. Jeri was active in her high school years, participating in choir, basketball, track and an award winning cheerleading squad and being the Salutatorian of her graduating class of 1976. After...
NOV. THROUGH DEC. New hours for the Pioneer Museum are Wed.-Sat. 10-4 p.m. NOVEMBER MONTHLONG: TUESDAYS • 1 p.m. — Dime Bingo — Glasgow Senior Center (Recurring). WEDNESDAYS • 1:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. — Flu and COVID-19 Vaccine Walk-In Clinic — Valley County Health Department. All other vaccinations by appointment only, call 228-6261. THURSDAYS • 10 to 11 a.m. — VBooks & Babies/Story Time — Glasgow City-County Library. SATURDAYS • 7 p.m. — Quarter Bingo — Glasgow Senior Center (Recurring). • 2 to 3 p.m. — Valley View Outreach Book Exchange & Re...
There were 10 animal control calls, six motor vehicle stops, five assist citizen/public assists, four traffic control calls, four dog/cat control calls, three reports for record, one hazard, one disorderly conduct, one alarm, one status check, one abandoned vehicle and one parking violation. Monday, Nov. 1 1415 – Wallet was brought into dispatch. A woman stated she left word with someone to tell the owner it was here. Called and left a message for the wallet owner. Tuesday, Nov. 2 0357 – Caller reporting she hit a deer and she went in the ditch...
Finally, great news for Saint Marie residents! “A lot has been happening for the Co-Op!” Pat Trotter, resident and President of the Saint Marie Co-op wrote me the other day to let us know that the convenience store should be open by Dec. 1, at the latest. The Co-Op, and coffee shop will be at 363 Country Club. The coffee shop, they are hoping will be open by Jan. 1. Pat also explained that the Thrift Store is being relocated to 363 Country Club due to remodeling that has to be done since at the current location at 715 6th street, has no hea...
As I'm writing this it is snowing up north. In fact, it is snowing enough to turn my yard white. The temperature when I arose at 6:30 was a balmy 36, but the deck was wet and slick with frost. By 9 a.m. it was down to 30, but 'warmed' back up to 31 in a half hour. I'm so glad I'd cleared the front deck of furniture and other obstacles that would make snow removal more difficult. The batteries for the snow blower are well charged, ready for use. The leaf-mowing I did last week will be the last...
Everyone’s favorite platform to share thoughts, opinions and photos of your kids holding pumpkins has been around for a minute, it’s fair to say. Facebook originally launched in 2004 and opened up to anyone over the age of 13 with an email address in 2006. They recently made news, however, for what’s perhaps our generation’s most controversial rebranding efforts. Facebook is dead, long live Facebook! Or as they’d now like to be addressed: Meta. It’s important to note that corporate rearranging like this isn’t completely unheard of when we ta...
