Glasgow News

Just like the show must go on, the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation meeting scheduled last week for the Daniels County Museum Association's Nemont Friendship Room had to go on as well - at Nemont's Scobey headquarters.

Craig Herbert had what he called a trial by fire during the severe winter weather two weeks ago.

For those involved with "In the Land of the Assiniboine" the Valley County Historical Society's admirable and strikingly professional new documentary the wait is over.

The TV weatherman probably summed it up best during the Friday night broadcast: "This is a nasty system." Two days prior, on Wednesday, January 20, the National Weather Service in Glasgow was telling all who would listen a big storm is brewing, and you'd better be prepared.

Releases of water from Fort Peck Dam were sharply increased Sunday to provide electricity to the upper Midwest as ice storms snapped major transmission power lines in North Dakota, South Dakota and eastern Montana over the weekend.

Take several days of freezing fog, treat the hoar frost with a drizzle of rain, then watch as scores of overburdened power poles snap under the weight.

Continuing north from the Grassrange turn off, we drive to Malta, Montana, and then turning right onto US 2, we drive east towards Glasgow, Montana.

With hundreds of appeals filed against higher ag land taxes, the Valley County commissioners have scheduled a public meeting on tax reappraisal.

Maury Graham went to Haiti to attend a hopeful event, the dedication of a new seminary near Cap Haitian, the country's second-largest city, on the northern coast of the country.

When you pay just $200 or $300, you might be surprised at quickly your car accelerates or how effortlessly it turns.

BILLINGS - Construction on a new jail in Valley County is scheduled to begin this spring and county taxpayers won't be asked to foot the bill.

A kickoff fundraiser for a veterans memorial in Valley County brought in more than $20,000 Dec.

The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation on Jan. 13 will issue a request for proposal for the development of a 100-megawatt wind energy project on state School Trust lands located 20 miles north of Glasgow.

A Valley County Justice Court judge has been charged with suspicion of DUI in Glasgow.

You walk down the aisle of your local grocery store. You just left work, you need groceries to fix dinner.

HINSDALE - Daisy Ann Ball, 90, of Hinsdale, who was active in the Catholic Church and enjoyed playing cards, dancing and being with family, died of natural causes Saturday at a Malta retirement home.

There is finally enough snow on the ground to pay attention to. It has to be removed from sidewalks, driveways and parking lots, but beware - don't dump it on public right of ways.

An overseas deployment for one Montana Army National Guard unit has been cancelled.

DODSON - Walter C. "Bud" Kienenberger Jr., 82, of Dodson, a cowboy and truck driver, died of natural causes Friday at a Malta hospital.

KALISPELL - A 48-year-old Hungry Horse man has been cited for two counts of animal cruelty after two of his dogs froze to death earlier this week.