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A packed house!
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Wrestling Club Invitational set participation records On Sunday, many of those same Highlanders were
across the board this year with 25 clubs represented by back on the mat in Malta at the “Cover the Court” event.
575 wrestlers! Breaking last year’s record of 549. It is Malta’s tournament featured 19 clubs and 368 wrestlers.
the fifth consecutive year we have broken an all-time GWC brought the second biggest squad with 53 entered
attendance record. The Highlanders had the largest into the tournament. Only the tournament host had more
team in attendance with 90 kids on the mat Saturday. competing. The Highlanders had another great showing;
GWC had a GREAT day and ended up with 18 individual finishing with 8 Individual Champions and 40 top four
Champions and an outstanding 53 top four finishers! finishers! (Glasgow Wrestling Club’s results inside)
Thank you to our parents and volunteers for stepping
up and putting on an event that we can all be proud of. Next Saturday, the Club will be headed to the MonDak
(Hey, is that Dale and Donna in the lower right corner of Open in WIlliston, North Dakota.
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Snow continues with a Winter Storm Warning BUZZ
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Wednesday. A Winter Weather Advisory is also in effect BUZZ
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the heaviest snow occurring in Petroleum county BUZZ
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Currently, the NWS forecast is calling for Glasgow Arthur’s Mini Storage Rentals.
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neighbor has a new toy in his yard. Much bigger than HOUSING AUTHORITY OF GLASGOW is looking for families of 3
his little Bobcat. He’s been out playing with it. or more to qualify for units. Applications available on our website at
housingauthorityofglasgow.com or at our office. Our hours are 8a-4p Mon-
Today: Mostly cloudy and cold, with a high near 0. Wind chill Thurs and 8a-3p Fridays. CALL FOR DETAILS 406.228.4942
values between -10 and -20. North northeast wind around 7 BUZZ
LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE (LPN) POSITION Valley County Health
mph.
Department: Join our team in working toward a healthier Valley County
Tonight: Snow, mainly after midnight. Low around -7. Wind through vaccine administration, family planning services, communicable
chill values between -15 and -25. East wind 6 to 11 mph, with disease investigation, and patient education. Responsibilities include
gusts as high as 18 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. New administering vaccines, investigating communicable diseases (such as
animal bites and STIs), supporting family planning services, and assisting
snow accumulation of 1 to 2 inches possible.
with newborn outreach. The position also involves managing health records
Tuesday: Snow. High near 3. Wind chill values between -15 and collaborating with community organizations to promote public health.
and -25. East wind around 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is Skills in patient education, vaccine management, and communicable
80%. New snow accumulation of 1 to 2 inches possible. disease case management are preferred. Candidates should have a
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license in Montana, experience with
Tuesday Night: Snow likely. Cloudy, with a low around -5. intramuscular and subcutaneous injections, proficiency in Microsoft Office,
Wind chill values between -10 and -15. East wind around 7 the ability to navigate electronic health records, and possess strong
mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%. New snow accumulation written and oral communication skills. A valid driver’s license is required.
This position offers a FULL BENEFIT package, full-time (30-40 hours)
of 1 to 2 inches possible.
with a hourly wage of $27.00 - $32.00 per hour, depending on education
Wednesday: Snow. High near 4. Northeast wind 6 to 13 mph and experience. Please contact Valley County Health Department at 501
becoming northwest in the afternoon. Winds could gust as Court Square #11, Glasgow, MT 59230, or CALL 406-228-6261 FOR A
high as 18 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. New snow COMPLETE JOB DESCRIPTION AND APPLICATION.
accumulation of 2 to 4 inches possible. Get ready...
Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around -20. West Get ready for the whining about how Trump’s
wind 9 to 11 mph. tariffs on China, Mexico and Canada will increase the
Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 6. West wind 7 to 9 mph. price of this product or that product.
Virgil Vaupel and Shirley Siefert already warned
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around -13. West
wind around 5 mph becoming light and variable in the evening.
us in the Buzz that things could get a bit worse before
turning around and getting much better.
Friday: A 30 percent chance of snow after 11am. Partly sunny,
with a high near 13. East northeast wind 3 to 6 mph.
But guess what? Mexico is already caving in to
Trump’s policies. Trump is not fooling around to Make
Friday Night: A 40 percent chance of snow, mainly before
America Great Again! He’s not fooling around and in a
11pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around -5. East northeast
wind around 6 mph becoming north northwest after midnight.
mere two weeks, he’s getting the job done.
And the left wing is freaking out. But, as one of
Saturday: A 20 percent chance of snow. Partly sunny, with a
high near 15. West wind 5 to 7 mph.
them said while picking up the Buzz the other day, “Be
careful what you wish for.” Hmmm.... now who could
Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around -9.
have that been.
Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near 12. What were we supposed to wish for, Kamala Harris?
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 Initiative Provides Assistance to Farmers and Ranchers
Directly Impacted by the St. Mary Siphon Failure
The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service The St. Mary Initiative will be funded through the
(NRCS) in Montana is accepting applications for the St. Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) using
Mary Initiative. Farmers and ranchers in Blaine, Glacier, the Act Now application process. Applications eligible for
Hill, Phillips, and Valley counties including the Blackfeet the St. Mary Initiative will be accepted on a continuous
Nation and the Fort Belknap Indian Community directly sign-up basis. To be considered for this funding
impacted by the St. Mary Canal siphon failure should cycle, applications must be received by Feb. 28, 2025.
visit their local NRCS office now to apply. The final Applications received after that date may be considered
application batching date for the initiative will be Feb. 28, in other relevant ranking pools. St. Mary Initiative
2025. applications will be processed in the order received and
“We’ve been working closely with partners critical those that rank above the established minimum ranking
to the rehabilitation of the St. Mary system as well as score of 50 will be pre-approved as funds are available.
agricultural stakeholders to understand how we can best Farmers and ranchers that apply won’t need to wait for all
support ag producers in the region,” said Tom Watson, applications to be ranked to find out if their application
NRCS State Conservationist for Montana. “Our technical was funded.
and financial assistance will help farmers and ranchers Producers directly impacted by the St. Mary Canal
that won’t get the usual irrigation water supplies or siphon failure are encouraged to visit the local NRCS
livestock water due to the siphon failure.” office now to begin the planning process and submit
The St. Mary Initiative will focus on key conservation applications. Once fiscal year 2025 EQIP funds are
practices to mitigate resource concerns that could be received in Montana, the St. Mary Initiative application
caused by the loss of irrigation water in the St. Mary ranking and pre-approval process will begin. Early
Canal and Milk River system. Producers in the region planning will help producers to have time to implement
may not be able to plant annual crops, irrigate forage, practices for the 2025 growing season.
or provide adequate stockwater. Conservation practices The St. Mary EQIP initiative will help to offset
in the initiative include cover crops, fence, livestock potential affects like increased soil erosion and decreased
water systems, and upland wildlife habitat management. forage production on ag operations that usually irrigate
There are options within the cover crop practice to allow with water from the Milk River Project. The initiative will
for haying or grazing while meeting requirements for also provide alternatives to ranchers that use the St. Mary
adequate soil cover. Upland wildlife habitat management Canal as a livestock barrier or for stockwater.
will incentivize leaving perennial stands unharvested Get more information from the local NRCS office.
through the growing season to rest stands stressed by Find contact information at nrcs.usda.gov/contact.
lack of irrigation water so that plant health and wildlife Information is also available at nrcs.usda.gov/montana.
food and cover are maintained. Stockwater practices will
be available for pastures where the only source of water
was the St. Mary Canal or the Milk River. The initiative
also provides fencing where the boundary of a pasture
was the St. Mary Canal or the Milk River.
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Constituent Connection the quality of education
our children receive.
Finding Lasting Solutions to Finally, there’s a
proposal to change
Skyrocketing Property Taxes how we tax businesses,
by Gregg Hunter
which would provide
As property taxes continue to climb, providing
relief to small business
relief to Montana families and small businesses has
owners. Lower taxes on
become one of my top priorities this legislative session.
small business owners
Fortunately, there are several proposals currently under
allow these owners
consideration that could offer long-term, sustainable
to reinvest in their
relief to those feeling the financial strain.
operations, expand
One promising solution would impose a tax on
their businesses, and
out-of-state vacation homeowners, using the revenue
hire more workers—
to provide permanent property tax relief for full-time
ultimately contributing
Montana residents. This idea is a win-win—reducing
to Montana’s overall economic growth. Property
tax burdens for Montanans while also addressing the
tax relief needs to be approached carefully as not to
growing issue of rising rent prices for those who don’t
upset the balance but focusing on the areas that need
own homes.
improvement.
Additionally, the legislature is reviewing two
Montanans deserve property tax relief that doesn’t
proposals that would directly impact property taxes
come at the cost of essential services like education
and funding for our schools. The first would redirect
or our local economies. I am committed to working
excess local government funds—specifically, 95 mills
together with my colleagues to find common-sense
designated for local governments—toward school
solutions that make Montana more affordable for those
funding. This is a fiscally responsible way to allocate
who live, work, and raise families here. It’s time we take
resources without raising taxes on homeowners.
action to ensure our state remains a great place to call
Montanans need property tax relief, but we cannot
home.
afford to sacrifice our children’s education. This solution
For me, property tax relief is more than just a
strikes a balance, benefiting both property owners and
policy priority—it’s personal.
students.
Thank you and feel free to reach out if you have any
The second proposal focuses on reducing
questions. Please indicate the community, or county
administrative costs within schools, ensuring that more
that you live in to help me sort through emails from my
resources go directly to the classroom, rather than
constituents.
to overhead. Again, this approach would help avoid
Gregg Hunter
further tax increases on homeowners while enhancing
Senate District 15
Russ Tuttle reporting from Helena REASONABLE PRICES
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This past week, Montana 4-Hers had their TAX PREPARATION
Individual • Partnership • Corporation
biannual Montanans for 4-H Legislative breakfast. I Non-Profits • All State Returns
was fortunate to sit with two young folks from Liberty Appointments Available in Glasgow
County. We had a great visit and I learned about their on Tuesdays through Tax Season
future plans. Hapi Seewald, our daughter, had four 330 Hinsdale Rd N • Hinsdale, MT 59241
Monday-Thursday 9 to 3
Glacier County 4-H club members down for the Amy Rutherford
breakfast. They all came down the night before and (406) 230-0380
stayed with Judy and me. After the breakfast, Judy got
them all a tour of the Old Governor’s Mansion and a
tour of the Capitol, including a stop at my office for Valentine’s Day
pictures and a gifted Montana map.
Things are now moving in the Senate after our
Menu
Lobster Ravioli with vodka sauce,
slower than usual start. Committees are receiving served with garlic toast
Senate bills and some have received bills moving Surf n Turf
over from the House. This coming week, there Add a 5-6 oz. lobster tail to our
should be some bills passed to the Governor for his house Prime Rib or your choice
scrutinization. Judicial issues are the topic of many of one of our hand cut Ribeye or
of the bills we have seen, and it seems to be more on Sirloin Steaks
leadership’s minds than education, health, or taxes. Enjoy a slice of Raspberry Donut
Cheesecake for dessert!
My Highways and Transportation Committee has not
had a bill referred to it in over a week.
SB 138, an education bill I sponsor, has passed Call 406-228-3023
out of the Education and Cultural Resources
Committee. If enacted, SB 138 could allow a teacher
to remove a disruptive kid from the classroom. I
Feeling overwhelmed?
Moving to Prairie Ridge, The
worked with a number of folks on an amendment to Manor, or Valley View?
satisfy opposition. When it came time to vote, I was LET US HELP.
disappointed to see a number of Republicans, whom
I worked with on the amendment, still voted against
Helping Senior Adults with their move
RATES:
helping teachers teach. I feel teachers need the State’s $150/hr: Room to room in the same location
support. After all, there were 853 licensed public- $200/hr: Moving from home to Prairie Ridge,
The Manor or Valley View
school openings at the beginning of this school year. $250/hr: Moving from home to a different house
Montana is having trouble attracting and retaining Call Shawn Beard • 230-1025
teachers, a theme throughout my last 5 sessions in
Helena. SB 138 is only a small part of a big problem,
as our teachers deal with any number of issues on a
daily basis.
I have been watching bills coming to the Senate
that have legal notes attached. The notes indicate that
the bill may or will end up in court. For the most
part, I have not supported these bills due to the
cost the state will likely incur to litigate them. This
issue seems to be coming up in this session more
than usual; we still have bills from a number of past
sessions still in litigation.
As always, stay safe!
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Glasgow Invitational Rygan Gamas 2nd Jax Pankratz Bridge Superintendent
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Jax Pankratz 2nd Harlee Vandermars 4th Sylas Egleston 3rd and interviews
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Nels Redfield Sheila Mason 1st Monday, February 10th.
Haidyn Kling Madisyn Murch 1st 12U Come by the Cottonwood Inn
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Silas Hopstad 4th Thomas Cotrell Lyla Lehner about our positions.
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This land is my land, your land
The Private Land/Public Wildlife (PLPW) Advisory
Committee will meet Feb. 5 from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
on Zoom. Public comment will be taken via Zoom. To
participate in the meeting and to provide comment, go
to fwp.mt.gov/plpw and click on the meeting link.   
At its upcoming meeting, the committee will
discuss and make recommendations on updates to the
FWP online hunter-landowner stewardship course. The
current online course can be viewed at: fwp.mt.gov/
hunt/education/hunter-landowner-stewardship-
project.     
The PLPW advisory committee, appointed by the
governor, is a citizen advisory committee composed of
people interested in issues related to hunters, anglers,
landowners and outfitters. The committee is charged with GLASGOW
reviewing, reporting and making recommendations on SCHOOL MENU
FWP’s hunting and fishing access programs, landowner-
TUESDAY
hunter relations, outfitting industry issues, public access
Breakfast
land agreement, and other issues related to private lands Cereal • PBJ Sandwich
and public wildlife.      Oranges • Milk
For more information on PLPW and a full agenda Lunch
Ham & Bean Soup
of the meeting, visit fwp.mt.gov/plpw.    Cheesy Breadstick
Biscuit w/ Honey Butter
Wow, Billings had a Snow Day! Pears • Milk

“After consulting with the National Oceanic and

Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), we have decided
Uff-da!
Sorry it’s been a lot of politics lately, but it is really
to call tomorrow, February 3rd, a snow day. There will be important­— locally, statewide and nationally. BS Central
no school or school-related activities.” believes in this country and we’re on the rebound!
NOAA advised of worsening weather conditions That being said, let’s talk about hunting and out of state
overnight, including 3-5 inches of snow with a total hunters. We talked to Marty this morning, more details to
accumulation of 8-9 inches at the end of the day. This come. But like J...(numbnuts) says, be careful what you wish
new snow will come in the context of high humidity, for! Okay... we wish Kamela would have won... not.
which increases the risk of icy roads. NOAA is also
predicting very low temperatures of -3 to -4 degrees,
along with high wind chill ranging from -15 to -25
degrees.
So if you’re thinking of traveling to Billings, might
want to change plans up a bit.

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 27th Annual
Ice Fishing Derby
Saturday, February 8th, 2025
Dredge Cuts Trout Pond
12-3pm
Registration from 11:00 - 1:00pm
1st Place Guaranteed $2000
Entry Fee $50 per hole or 3 holes for $100
Largest fish - Any Species Caught
Must have a valid Montana Fishing license in possession.
(Need to be 18 or older. Children may fish with parent/guardian)
2025 Derby Sponsors
Nemont Beverage, Agland Coop, T&R Trucking, Scottie
Express Wash, Coca Cola, D&G Sports & Western,
Edward Jones/Bethanie Keim & Aaron Franzen, Ezzies
Wholesale, Independence Bank Glasgow, JR's Party
Store #24, Lakeridge Lodge & Bait Shop, Fort Peck
Marina & Bar, Cottonwood Inn & Suites, KLTZ Mix 93,
Northern Prairie Auto Sales, Bank of Glasgow,
Opportunity Bank, Hi Line Ford, Nemont, Reynolds,
Prairie Travelers, Glasgow Auto Sales, Thompson &
Sons, The Gateway, Farm Bureau Insurance-Shane
Gibson, Interstate Engineering, BS Central, Cape Air,
Glasgow Courier

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