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City of Glasgow Searches for New Chief of Police and Public Works Director
The City of Glasgow has received 14 applications for the position of Chief of Police according to city officials. The Glasgow City Council is currently in the process of scoring all applications and will go into executive ses...
Deadline for Tax Rate Reductions Extended
The deadline to apply for a couple of new property tax rate reductions has been extended through March 20. Thursday, Gov. Greg Gianforte and Department of Revenue Director Brendan Beatty announced property owners wanting to ...
Wyoming Company's Proposal Shows 645-Mile Pipeline Coming for Eastern Montana
Story credit to www.billingsgazette.com Bridger Pipeline, based in Casper, Wyoming, has submitted a proposal to the Montana Department of Environmental Quality for a 645-mile pipeline that would carry roughly 550,000 ba...
School Districts Dealing With Unpaid Lunch Debt; Glasgow School District With $10,000 in Unpaid Lunch Bills.
Story credit to www.kbzk.com “Kids can’t learn if they are hungry.” That’s how Livingston mother, Julie Williams, described her reaction after seeing Facebook posts from other parents about a sch...
Glasgow, Nashua, Saco Among Communities Receiving MCEP Project Grants
HELENA, Mont. – The Montana Department of Commerce announced today that 51 Montana cities, towns, counties and water and sewer districts will share $1.5 million of grant funding to help communities complete preliminary ...
Coroner's Inquest Finds Sheriff's Deputy Not Criminally Responsible In Shooting Death Of Glasgow Man
A Coroner’s Inquest into the death of R.J. Morin was held at the Valley County Courthouse Monday, February 23rd. Morin was shot and killed by McCone County Deputy Nick Skyberg on August 24, 2024, after Skyberg responded...
Montana Farmers Union Praises Supreme Court Ruling on Tariffs
The Montana Farmers Union responded to last week’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling overturning the Trump administration’s tariffs saying the decision benefits small Montana ag producers. In a statement issued Friday, M...
New FWP License Year Starts March 1
New license year starts March 1, here’s what you need to know HELENA – New Year’s Day for many outdoor recreationists in Montana is March 1. This is the day everyone can buy their 2026 hunting and fishing l...
Filing Deadline for County Offices Is March 4th
Valley County Commissioner, District 1Paul Tweten, incumbent, has filed to retain his seat (6-year term, through 12/31/2032) Valley County AttorneyDylan Jensen, incumbent, has filed to retain his seat (4-year term, through 1...
Project Smile Awards $10,000 To Support Community Needs
The Caring Hands Project Smile Committee recently awarded $10,000 in funding to local organizations and individuals to help address basic human needs within the community.Of the total awarded, Eastern Montana Community Mental...
Jeff Pattison Candidate for Montana Public Service Commission
Four candidates so far have filed to run for the Montana Public Service Commission, and all are Republican. Two seats are up for grabs, in Districts No. 1 and No 5. District No. 1 is a huge but uneven swath of eastern M...
Licensing rules for 176,000 Montana jobs up for discussion as Gianforte preps for 2027 Legislature
Dreaming of a job as a boiler operator, dentist? Gov. Greg Gianforte wants to explore making the path into those the rest of the state’s 50 licensed professions easier for Montanans by streamlining licensing standards. ...