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Memories


YESTERDAY'S MEMORIES

Compiled by Michelle Bigelbach, The Courier

News


SKATING FOR HONRUD



Sports


NORTH COUNTRY VOLLEYBALL ENDS SEASON AT STATE TOURNAMENT

PCN Pierre Bibbs, For the Courier

Memories


YESTERDAY'S MEMORIES

Compiled by Michelle Bigelbach, The Courier

News


SKATING FOR HONRUD



Sports


NORTH COUNTRY VOLLEYBALL ENDS SEASON AT STATE TOURNAMENT

PCN Pierre Bibbs, For the Courier

Memories


YESTERDAY'S MEMORIES

Compiled by Michelle Bigelbach, The Courier

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Sports


NORTH COUNTRY VOLLEYBALL ENDS SEASON AT STATE TOURNAMENT

PCN Pierre Bibbs, For the Courier

Memories


YESTERDAY'S MEMORIES

Compiled by Michelle Bigelbach, The Courier

News


SKATING FOR HONRUD



News


MEDICAL EXHIBIT AT CHILDREN'S MUSEUM COMPLETED



Sports


LAMOUREUX CAMP COMES TO GLASGOW

Michelle Bigelbach, The Courier

News


CELEBRATING VETERANS IN OPHEIM

Michelle Bigelbach

News


GLASGOW'S SPEECH AND DRAMA SEASON KICKS OFF

Michelle Bigelbach, The Courier

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News


MEDICAL EXHIBIT AT CHILDREN'S MUSEUM COMPLETED



Sports


LAMOUREUX CAMP COMES TO GLASGOW

Michelle Bigelbach

News


CELEBRATING VETERANS IN OPHEIM

Michelle Bigelbach

News


GLASGOW'S SPEECH AND DRAMA SEASON KICKS OFF

Michelle Bigelbach


NEWS


 * FORT PECK TRIBAL MEMBERS CASE AGAINST VALLEY AND ROOSEVELT COUNTY DISMISSED
   
   MICHELLE BIGELBACH, THE COURIER


 * SKATING FOR HONRUD
   
   


 * CELEBRATING VETERANS IN OPHEIM
   
   MICHELLE BIGELBACH


 * MEDICAL EXHIBIT AT CHILDREN'S MUSEUM COMPLETED
   
   


 * GLASGOW CITY COUNCIL DIRECTS DOWNTOWN BUSINESS OWNER TO REPAIR SIDEWALK
   SURROUNDING PROPERTY
   
   FOR THE COURIER


 * GLASGOW'S SPEECH AND DRAMA SEASON KICKS OFF
   
   MICHELLE BIGELBACH, THE COURIER


 * GLASGOW SCHOOL BOARD APPOINTS RYAN FAST TO TRUSTEE POSITION
   
   MICHELLE BIGELBACH, THE COURIER


 * GOVERNOR GIANFORTE VISITS EACH OF MONTANA'S 56 COUNTIES
   
   FOR THE COURIER


 * NOTICE TO VALLEY COUNTY TAXPAYERS: MOBILE HOME TAXES AND REAL ESTATES TAXES
   DUE DEC. 2
   
   FOR THE COURIER




OPINION


 * MONTANA'S 69TH LEGISLATIVE SESSION – CONSTITUENT CONNECTION
   
   REPRESENTATIVE MOORE AND SENATOR HUNTER
   
   What a week in Helena! We just returned from orientation which was
   overwhelming, yet exhilarating. Here we had the opportunity to meet our new
   colleagues, receive our committee assignments, and engage in training
   sessions designed to prepare us for the 69th Montana Legislature. During the
   week, we also participated in the election of our legislative leaders,
   setting the tone and direction for the upcoming session. It was inspiring to
   see a shared commitment among legislators to address the pressing issues
   facing Montanans. Our focus is clear:...




OBITUARIES


 * ROBERT 'ROBBIE' CARPENTER SERVICES
   
   


 * EVELYN "LYN" LAMBERT SERVICES
   
   




SPORTS


 * LAMOUREUX CAMP COMES TO GLASGOW
   
   MICHELLE BIGELBACH, THE COURIER
   
   A total of 52 Glasgow Ice Dawgs, from Mites, Squirts and High School,
   attended the well-loved Lamoureux hockey camp at the Valley Event Center in
   Glasgow, Nov. 16 through 18. Throughout the three day camp, the players went
   through a series of drills and obstacles both off and on the ice. Under the
   direction of Mario Lamoureux and his coaches, all those who attended were
   tired by the end of the weekend, though they were all smiles as they left the
   rink at the end of the camp on Nov. 18. At the...


 * NORTH COUNTRY VOLLEYBALL ENDS SEASON AT STATE TOURNAMENT
   
   PCN PIERRE BIBBS, FOR THE COURIER
   
   The North Country Lady Mavericks volleyball team's season came to an end at
   the State C Tournament last Saturday, Nov. 16. The Mavericks were up 13-11 on
   the Bridger Scouts in the first set in the opening round of the elimination
   bracket, but the Scouts went on a 3-1 run to end the game. North Country
   battled back, winning the third and fourth set, after falling behind 0-2 in
   the game. The scores for the game were 17-25, 14-25, 25-19, 25-21, and 14-16.
   "It really was a team effort," North...


 * SCOTTIE FOOTBALL SEASON STATS
   
   
   
   Offense Passing 90-of-181 for 1269 yards, 50% Completion 15 Touchdowns, 11
   Interceptions, 7.01 yards per attempt Khye Gamas 84-of-173, 1161 yards, 49%
   Completion 14 touchdowns, 10 interceptions, 6.7 yards per attempt Cash Stulc
   5-of-7, 75 yards, 71% completion 1 touchdown, 1 interception, 10.7 yards per
   attempt Wyatt Babb 1-of-1, 33 yards Rushing 310 carries, 1930 yards, 27
   touchdowns, 4 FL, FR, 6.23 yards per carry Wyatt Sugg 119 carries, 802 yards,
   7 touchdowns, FL, FR, 6.74 yards per carry Gamas 72 carries, 714 yards, 15
   touchdowns, 2 FL,...


 * WATFORD CITY MIDDLE SCHOOL TOURNAMENT
   
   
   
   6th Grade Boys 78-85 - Thomas Cotrell’s place is 3rd and has scored 9.0 team
   points. Round 1 - Thomas Cotrell (Glasgow) won by fall over Brady Eustice
   (Sidney) (Fall 2:17) Round 2 - Sutton Kluver (Killdeer Cowboys) won by fall
   over Thomas Cotrell (Glasgow) (Fall 3:28) Round 3 - Drake Alexander (Watford
   City Wolves ) won by fall over Thomas Cotrell (Glasgow) (Fall 3:57) 6th Grade
   Boys 87-94 - Anders Aune’s place is 4th and has scored 4.0 team points. Round
   1 - Abel Haugen (Williston) won by fall over Anders Aune (Glasgow) (Fall
   0:29) Round...




OUTDOOR NEWS


 * HUNTERS CAN THANK LANDOWNERS THROUGH PORTAL ON FWP WEBSITE
   
   MONTANA FWP, FOR THE COURIER
   
   Hunters will again have the opportunity to thank landowners who allow hunting
   access on their land. The “Thank a Landowner” web portal is an easy way for
   hunters to pass on a note of thanks and a photo to landowners who have
   allowed them access. FWP collects these submissions and mails the letters and
   photos to all landowners who were identified. Last year, nearly 600 hunters
   submitted a thank you note to private landowners through the portal.   This
   portal is part of the “It’s Up To Us” campaign to promote ethical hunting
   and...




AG


 * 2024 FARM SERVICE AGENCY COUNTY COMMITTEE ELECTIONS NOW OPEN
   
   USDA FARM SERVICE AGENCY, FOR THE COURIER
   
   The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) have mailed ballots for the Farm
   Service Agency (FSA) county committee elections to all eligible agricultural
   producers and private landowners across the country.
   Elections are occurring in certain Local Administrative Areas (LAA) for
   these committee members who make important decisions about how federal farm
   programs are administered locally. Producers and landowners must
   return ballots to their local FSA county office or have their
   ballots postmarked by Dec. 2, 2024, for those...


 * NRCS SETS CONSERVATION EASEMENT PROGRAM FUNDING APPLICATION DATES
   
   USDA IN MONTANA, FOR THE COURIER
   
   The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Montana is
   accepting applications for Wetland Reserve Easements (WRE) and Agricultural
   Land Easements (ALE). There are several dates to be aware of for the current
   funding cycle of these programs. ALE Farm Bill: Nov. 29, 2024 Agricultural
   Conservation Easement Program (WRE and ALE) Inflation Reduction Act-2: Dec.
   20, 2024 Agricultural Land Easements: Part of the Agricultural Conservation
   Easement Program, ALEs help private and tribal landowners, land trusts, and
   other entities such as...


 * LUCKY CLOVER 4-H MEETING
   
   EMMA KIRKLAND, FOR THE COURIER
   
   The Lucky Clover 4H meeting was called to order by Jadeen. Elise shared club
   history and a little bit of how all the states do 4H. Lucky Clover members
   went door to door selling 4H wreaths. We voted to donate a wreath to Nashua
   School and Nashua Senior Center. We will do a 4H float in the Parade of
   Lights on Dec. 7. Bronwin had us play a game with fruit to represent our
   offices in 4H and we got to make a fruit salad. We welcomed a new family to
   our 4H club- the Vigils. And we will accept any new families willing to join.
   Awards and...


 * FUEL YOUR AG LEADERSHIP SKILLS
   
   FOR THE COURIER
   
   Applications are now open for the 2025 Farmers Union Enterprise Leadership
   Program, a Farmers Union Enterprises and Farmers Union Industries sponsored
   program to help cultivate and build Farmers Union Leaders from the FUE states
   of Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Minnesota Farmers
   Unions.  The free, yearlong program includes three in-person sessions, one
   during National Farmers Union Convention in Oklahoma City March 8-11, one in
   mid-summer in Wisconsin, and one in Washington, D.C., for the NFU Legislative
   Fly-In in...


 * NATIONAL FARMERS UNION OUTLINES FIRST-100-DAYS PRIORITIES IN LETTER TO
   PRESIDENT-ELECT TRUMP
   
   FOR THE COURIER
   
   As the transition to the newly elected administration begins, National
   Farmers Union (NFU), representing family farmers and ranchers across the
   country, has sent a letter to President-elect Trump urging focus on policy
   priorities essential to the health and vitality of rural America and the
   sustainability of our nation’s agricultural system. “Family farmers and
   ranchers face challenges that demand urgent attention and continued support.
   Our next president has an opportunity to lead with policies that secure fair
   markets, strengthen the...


 * MONTANA FSA PROGRAM DATES/DEADLINES
   
   USDA IN MONTANA, FOR THE COURIER
   
   USDA in Montana reminds agricultural producers of important Farm Service
   Agency (FSA) program dates. Contact your local service center to apply and
   with any questions. Visit online at farmers.gov and fsa.usda.gov/mt. Nov 29:
   Organic Dairy Marketing Assistance Program (ODMAP) application deadline Dec.
   2, 2024: Voted FSA County Committee Election Ballots to be returned to the
   FSA County Office or post-marked. Dec. 20: Agricultural Conservation Easement
   Program (ACEP) Ranking Date Jan. 30, 2025: Deadline to apply for 2024 ELAP
   and LFP benefits...




LAW ENFORCEMENT


 * LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORT
   
   
   
   was advised there is no animal control for the area. He said he was just bit
   pretty good by a pit bull. He states the dog got his dog also. The caller
   does not need an ambulance and the dog is cornered in his yard at this time.
   Deputy requested dispatch call Roosevelt County and see if they have an on
   call animal control officer, which they do not. Deputy later spoke with
   Tribal and they are en route. At 1832, animal control arrived on scene.
   Friday, Nov. 15 0425 – Reporting party says there is a guy in the ditch and
   he smells kind of ripe....




COMING EVENTS


 * RED CROSS: BRING FRIENDS TO GIVE LIFESAVING BLOOD
   
   FOR THE COURIER
   
   It’s been 30 years since the iconic show FRIENDS first aired, and this
   November, the American Red Cross is asking donors to gather their friends and
   be there for patients by making a blood donation. Festive activities and busy
   calendars this time of year can disrupt normal routines, leading to a drop in
   blood donation appointments. Eligible individuals are encouraged to make
   donating blood a priority, especially those with type O blood. To celebrate
   30 years of FRIENDS, all who come to give Nov. 18-Dec. 8 will receive two
   pairs of custom...


 * ANNUAL THANKSGIVING DAY DINNER AT GLASGOW SENIOR CITIZENS
   
   FOR THE COURIER
   
   The 32nd Annual Thanksgiving Day Dinner will be held Thursday, Nov. 28, at
   Glasgow Senior Citizens Center, located at 328 4th Street South. Last year
   150 people enjoyed the dinner with hopes of exceeding that number, this
   coming year. Over the past 30 years approximately 5,400 people have enjoyed
   the event. There is always plenty of food and no one goes home hungry.
   Everyone is invited and encouraged to bring their families and friends to
   enjoy a delicious feast including turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, gravy,
   coleslaw, yams, cranberry...


 * BENEFIT FOR JODIE SIEFERT
   
   FOR THE COURIER
   
   Please join us to support Jodie Siefert in her battle against breast cancer
   on Friday, Nov. 29, at the Glasgow Elks Lodge, starting at 5 p.m. There will
   be a free-will offering chili feed, basket raffle and silent/live auction.
   All are invited as we gather to support Jodie’s resilience in the face of
   breast cancer. She has shown strength while enduring multiple rounds of
   chemotherapy since July. Her upcoming surgery marks a significant step in her
   recovery. The love and generosity of our community is an encouragement in her
   battle. There is...


 * CALLING ALL BUILDERS – GCCL LEGO CLUB REGISTRATION NOW AVAILABLE
   
   GLASGOW CITY-COUNTY LIBRARY, FOR THE COURIER
   
   Glasgow City-County Library will be hosting a Lego Club free of charge for
   children ages six to 12. Lego activities will be held on the second and
   fourth Mondays beginning on Monday, Dec. 9, to Monday, March 24. There will
   be a total of eight sessions starting at 4:15 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Registration
   sheets are available at the Glasgow City-County Library circulation desk.
   There is a limited number of spots, please make sure you get registered. All
   registrations sheets need to be turned in by Friday, Nov. 29, at 5...


 * SIGN UP FOR BLOCK OF BUCKS
   
   FOR THE COURIER
   
   The Glasgow Caring Hands announce the annual Block of Bucks collection day on
   Friday, Dec. 6, 2024. The annual program provides clothing for Valley County
   children from infant to 17 years of age. Parents may sign up at the Caring
   Hands Thrift Store, located at 227 4th St. S. Sign up began Monday, Nov. 18,
   and continues through Friday, Nov. 29, at 4 p.m. Parents must sign up in
   person. Calls will not be accepted. No applications will be accepted after
   Friday, Nov. 29, at 4 p.m. Applications MUST be picked up and returned to the
   Thrift Store....




GUEST COLUMNS


 * GETTING CAUGHT UP
   
   MARY HONRUD, THE COURIER
   
   Editor's Note: As a result of a technology snafu, Mary Honrud's Green Spaces
   columns have not been published in the Glasgow Courier for a few weeks even
   though they were emailed. Below are three of Mary's columns that were not
   published. Oct. 6 – Temporary Respite While we have had a few frosts up here,
   north of the Middle of Nowhere, the summer-like afternoons have been most
   enjoyable. We do know those days are numbered. Dennis and I have taken
   advantage of a few of those nice days to get in...


 * LUSTRE NEWS
   
   VIVIAN WALL, FOR THE COURIER
   
   Nov. 15 A Meet-and-Greet wedding reception was held at the home of Pastor
   Frank and Debbie Lenihan on Nov. 9, for their oldest son, First Lieutenant
   Timothy and Annika Lenihan. A good number of folks came to congratulate them.
   Timothy is on active duty with the Army National Guards, stationed in
   Billings. His wife is an RN, beginning to work at Billings Clinic. She was
   from Bozeman, and they met at a wedding! They were married Oct. 11, on the
   top of a mountain in Red Lodge. We thank them for...


 * WHICH IRA IS RIGHT FOR YOU?
   
   EDWARD JONES FINANCIAL ADVISOR CFP ARRON FRANZEN, FOR THE COURIER
   
   The individual retirement account (IRA) is celebrating its golden
   anniversary. Created in 1974, this savings vehicle has helped millions of
   people build resources for retirement. And in 1997, the Roth IRA was
   introduced. But which IRA is right for you? Let’s look at the basic
   differences between the two IRAs. With a traditional IRA, you generally
   invest pretax dollars, so the more you put in, the lower your taxable income.
   Your earnings grow tax deferred, meaning you pay no taxes on them until you
   start taking withdrawals. (If you take...




MEMORIES


 * YESTERDAY'S MEMORIES
   
   COMPILED BY MICHELLE BIGELBACH, THE COURIER
   
   10 Years Ago Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2014 It's been roughly over two decades
   since Glasgow lost its Christmas tree located downtown. The tree used to sit
   in the middle of the street on 2nd Ave. S and 4th St. S. A manhole was
   uncovered and a pot the city created to place the tree in helped hold the
   tree in place. Due to an accident several years ago, the city looked at the
   problems created by the tree's position and the liability issues. This year,
   several residents stopped to watch as a large tree...




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 * FORT PECK TRIBAL MEMBERS CASE AGAINST VALLEY AND ROOSEVELT COUNTY DISMISSED
   
   MICHELLE BIGELBACH


 * YESTERDAY'S MEMORIES
   
   COMPILED BY MICHELLE BIGELBACH


 * SKATING FOR HONRUD
   
   

















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