Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
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On Oct. 28, local eighth-grader Kyler Hallock received a distinguished honor when he was presented the first ever Heroism Award at the American Legion's fall conference in Helena. Hallock was recognized for actions taken during the bus crash that occurred on Sept. 19, at the rest stop between Glasgow and Hinsdale. The accident injured classmates, a chaperone and also killed both drivers who were involved. After the accident, Hallock took above and beyond measures to ensure the safety of those... Full story
Beginning last week, Sean Heavey has been offering access to the high quality printmakers he uses for his own work. The company, F-11 Photo in Bozeman, can print virtually any digital file on a wide variety of surfaces, including everything from large fine art prints on canvas and metal (see examples of the latter on display in the gallery) to magnets, bags, Christmas ornaments, drinkware, jewelry, pet products and other accessories. So many people ask Heavey for tips on ordering prints this... Full story
On Dec. 8, volunteers from Glasgow High School student council, National Guard, Soroptomists, as well as local community members stood at the intersections of D&G and the Post Office to collect funds for Block of Bucks. A total of $30,310 was collected by the generous community, which allowed 125 families with 325 children to shop for essential clothing the following day, Dec. 9. Each child was allocated $93 to shop for jackets, shirts, pants, sweatshirts, anything and everything needed to stay warm this winter. Local businesses, D&G, Little... Full story
Even though the area has seen a relatively mild winter, the Glasgow Police Department would like to remind citizens of Glasgow that no camper, RV or watercraft may be parked on any street or alley of the city from Dec. 1 through March 31. The GPD thanks all residents in advance for their cooperation.... Full story
Maybe it was an incident in the beginning weeks of first grade in Glasgow that sparked a lifelong love of learning and curiosity that led Don Baker to professional success. It is with his generous gift of $139,145 to the Valley County Community Foundation following his death in 2016 that memorializes his dedication to this community. As an architect in Minneapolis, his work took him all over the country but his heart remained here as a proud Scottie, class of 1960. He rarely, if ever, missed a class reunion, whether it was his class, or... Full story
Former Nashua mayor Pat Hallett remembers the conversations involving the initial planning for an overpass near Nashua being centered on safety and time delays. By her account, the need for an alternative route over the railroad tracks was needed for multiple reasons, but mostly for emergency services. Montana Department of Transportation’s Glendive District Administrator Shane Mitz also remembers safety being the primary concern, citing the trains are on the tracks for an excess of 30 minutes. The reasoning being the need for police, e... Full story
Joy Guttenberg’s good (edible) works are known to many in the Glasgow area. That’s about to become truer still. Guttenberg’s Apple Trolley has moved next-door to Albertsons on Highway 2 into the space formerly occupied by The Worx. And no, she isn’t carrying on with scrapbooking or DVDs, but she is adding breakfast items to an already popular menu which includes some of the region’s very best sweets, soups and sandwich offerings. According to Guttenberg, the family-owned business started out making caramel apples as part of a fundraise... Full story
The Glasgow-City County Library hosted their weekly story-time at Valley View Home on Dec. 7. Families and residents in attendance danced, sang songs, listened to Christmas-themed books and made Christmas cards for soldiers overseas. Pictured left to right is Dolores Edwards, Pat Risa, Colleen Schanz, Finnick Schanz, Gene Brandt, Noah Runner, Cary Schanz, and Doris Brandt participating in an interactive song. The library hosts story-time the first Thursday of every month at Valley View Home,... Full story
Thanks for Putting Out That Fire The residents of Nemont Manor wish to express their sincerest, heartfelt and grateful thanks to those who helped and assisted us during our fire emergency on Dec. 1. This goes also to those who came to the aid of their friends, neighbors and relatives. In appreciation, we would like to thank the Glasgow Fire Department, the neighboringf fire emergency communities, the emergency medical teams, the Glasgow Police Department, Valley County Transit, Glasgow Public School District, Milk River Community Center,...
As part of the national “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” crackdown, law enforcement agencies across Montana will deploy extra patrols for the specific purpose of deterring and detecting impaired drivers during the holiday season. Saturation patrols for DUI enforcement are set for Dec. 13 through Jan. 1. The Valley County Sheriff’s Office will be working closely with the Montana Highway Patrol and the Glasgow Police Department during these patrol efforts. It is our intention of proactively deploying extra officers on the roads to increase incen...
The decision to reduce Bears Ears and Grand Staircase - Escalante National Monuments came as no surprise to the Utah delegation, Utah Republicans, and those familiar with Washington swamp creatures and horse traders. Nor did it surprise those who look to develop those regions for industry and mining. It was a surprise to some observers to see Ryan Zinke go along with the idea in such a rank and file manner that one could hardly remember the lowly outsider who stood up to the Republican Party’s position on selling off federal lands. Both O...
In 1977, President Carter signed a law that required the Forest Service to study 973,000 acres in Montana to determine if they were suitable for wilderness. The findings were to be reported in five years and Congress was to take action afterward. The Forest Service completed the study and determined that several of the study areas in Montana were not suitable for wilderness in its final plan. Thirty-five years later - we’re still waiting for D.C. to get its job done and release the study areas. I’ve introduced the Protect Public Use of Pub...
It is the time of the year when everyone is frantically shopping, and I am guessing that a lot of shopping is done online anymore. Do you remember when getting store bought items was a really cool thing? Getting “store bought” things was really exciting, especially when school shopping, but equally so when you received that item for a gift at any time. I am willing to bet that many of our ancestors never considered what a luxury it would be to be able to just turn on the computer, or use their phone, to get their Christmas shopping done. Ins...
Harold M. Brown, 96, passed away on Saturday, Dec. 2, 2017. A memorial service will be held 10 a.m., Saturday, Dec. 16, at United Methodist Church in Glasgow, with Pastor Howard Pippin officiating. Inurnment will follow at Hillview Cemetery in Hinsdale, at 11:30 a.m. A reception and Celebration of Life will follow at the American Legion Post 45 in Hinsdale. He was the son of Martin and Leila (Hull) Brown, born and raised on the family homestead in North Valley County on July 17, 1921. He grew... Full story
The U14 Ice Dawgs hosted Miles City and Bozeman at the Valley Event Center in three games Dec. 8, 9 and 10. The girls blanked Miles City 11-0 on Friday night, then finished the weekend with one win and one tie over Bozeman. The wins were a team effort with several skaters scoring for the home team. Klaire Krumwiede and Kylie Lagerquist each recorded a hat trick over the weekend, and Elizabeth Nyquist had a total of 40 saves in the net. Glasgow 11, Miles City 0 (12-08-17) Period 1 Goals: Tatum... Full story
North Country 53, Glasgow 44 N. Country 4 11 23 15 – 53 Glasgow 14 8 11 11 – 44 North Country: J. Lee 6, T. Simonson 16, L. Idler 9, W. Jones 7, C. Depuydt 4, T. Murphy 9, A. Leatherberry 2. Three point field goals: W. Jones 1. Glasgow: K. Sibley 2, A. Boland 2, B. Legare 7, T. Wageman 4, B. Glaser 9, C. Myrick 13, C. Boos 4, A. Fransen 3. Three point field goals: C. Myrick 1. Lady Mavericks 47, Lady Scotties 41 N. Country 18 11 10 8 - 47 Glasgow 7 7 13 14 - 41 North Country: J. Sudbrack 11,... Full story
The Scotties hosted their 22nd Annual Wrestling Invitational Dec. 9 at Glasgow High School. The event began at 9 a.m. and lasted into the early evening, with championship matches held under the lights in the center of the gym floor. The Scotties placed third overall behind Sidney and Hardin, and had four individual placers including Colten Fast, who finished undefeated at 120 lbs. Full Results Team Scores: 1. Sidney 205.0 2. Hardin 130.5 3. Glasgow 120.0 4. Dawson County 118.5 5. Malta 87.0 6.... Full story
3-02-17 W. City 4, Glasgow 1 Period 1 Goals: 0; Penalties: 0 Period 2 Goals: 0; Penalties: E. Kolstad, two min., tripping. Period 3 Goals: D. Johnson assisted by L. Pehlke; Penalties: B. Chappell, 2 min., hooking In the net: K. Moore – 36 saves. Bismarck 2, Glasgow 0 Period 1 Goals: 0; Penalties: K.Schmidt, 2 min., tripping; E. Kolstad, 2 min., hooking Period 2 Goals: 0; Penalties: A.Ruggles, two min., tripping Period 3 Goals: 0; Penalties: 0 In the net: K. Moore – 45 saves. 12-03-17 Bis... Full story
THURSDAY – DEC. 14 Nashua Children’s Shopping Spree that allows Nashua students to shop for gifts for their family at a cost of 25 cents at Nashua School. 9:30 a.m. - The Nashua Community is invited to the Ladies’ Coffee Hour every Thursday at the Nashua Senior Center. 1-4 p.m. - Retirement Party Open House for Sherri Daggett at Farm Service Agency. 7-8 p.m. - Grief Support Group, GriefShare at the Glasgow Evangelical Church every Thursday through Dec. 21. FRIDAY – DEC. 15 10 a.m. - Opheim Church women fill gift cans at the Opheim Communi... Full story
