Glendive, MT

Fisher had been in the prison since 2019. He was convicted of shooting and killing his father, Wilbur Fisher, in the home they shared.

“Don’t let them know what you’re against or what you’re for.” This short lyric of a song from the ‘Hamilton’ musical has always stood out to me, but much more now than ever do I disagree with this sentiment that encourages anonymity. For some...

Corp. Franklin Bennett was killed in a prisoner-of-war camp in the Philippines in 1942. His remains were identified in Aug. of 2022--and are now being moved closer to family.

The Glendive Agricultural Trade Exposition (GATE) is scheduled for Feb. 10-11, ringing in the 45th year for the annual show. The show will provide numerous opportunities for farmers and ranchers, including the trade show and a number of educational presentations. “Montana farms, ranches, and ag-related businesses are experiencing both unparalleled...

Regarding HB 204 for ‘adultered victims’. What is next, Representative Phalen? Public stoning?. As you are well aware, Montana has a court system to adjudicate private civil matters. Please let your constituents know how you are working to solve elder care concerns in light of many nursing home...

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The Glendive Fire Department saw a drop in emergency response calls throughout 2022 following a steady four-year trend upward since 2018 and while it was a seemingly normal year for the department, one fire remained the forefront of everyone’s minds. According to the annual response summary submitted to the...

Miles City Star | APG Montana With the legalization of recreational marijuana passed in Montana it has left a new divide in the state, one that instead of being red or blue is red or green. Roughly half of Montana counties voted to pass ballot initiative 190 during the 2020...

It is with a heavy heart that we announce the sudden passing of our son, father, brother, uncle and grandpa Les Metzger on January 21, 2023. Les was born September 27, 1955, to Richard and Mary Ellen Metzger in Billings. Les was raised in Laurel and was the oldest of 3 boys.

The Glendive Chamber of Commerce has gone through numerous changes over the last few years, however organization officials are excited about what they accomplished in 2022, adding they only intend to grow moving forward. At this time, the chamber employs two people who are covering the day-to-day operations amidst the absence of an executive director.

What started out as an effort by one local woman to assist unwanted and abandoned animals in Dawson County turned into a certified non-profit organization that continues to grow as time goes on. George and Robin Kolling, the current proprietors of Happy Tails, shared the organization’s history and purpose with...

The Williston State Tetons Men's Basketball heading out west to Montana to take on the Dawson Community College Buccaneers tonight in a Mon-Dak Conference battle. The second game of the Teton-Bucs double header will tip off at 8:30 pm CST. The men's teams for the Tetons and Dawson have already...

Although the $29,000 budgeted for ice and snow removal within the Glendive city limits has historically been enough to cover necessary expenses throughout the winter, three major snowstorms occurring at the end of 2022 contributed to a much quicker use of the funds than normal. “I know that we are...

One local organization will likely submit a proposal to enter a contract as the executive management firm for the Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority with hopes the deal would increase its revenue for the year and possibly boost the economy in Glendive and Dawson County. The Dawson County Economic Development...

Release from the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency. WASHINGTON—The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) announced today that U.S. Army Cpl. Franklin H. Bennett, 20, of Glendive, Montana, who was captured and died as a prisoner of war during World War II, was accounted for Aug. 24, 2022. In late 1941,...

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad took control in the fourth quarter for a 5138 victory in Glendive on Thursday, Jan. 12. Ahead by a 34-30 margin entering the final period, the Wolves struck for the first four points of the fourth quarter on a basket by J’Elle Garfield off a pass from Katelyn MacDonald and a drive by Keeley Blount-Henderson.

The Dawson Community College Buccaneers started slow, but built momentum as the game went on and convincingly beat North Dakota State College of Science 75-47. Both teams were tied for first place in the Mon-Dak Conference with identical 7-1 records so the win put the Bucs in sole possession of 1st place, a game ahead of the Wildcats. The win also avenged an earlier loss from November when NDSCS gave Dawson their only conference blemish. In Sunday’s game, Dawson’s defense held the Wildcats to their lowest scoring output since 2013.

BILLINGS — Rocky Mountain College volleyball coach Yang Yang announced the signing of two in-state athletes on Tuesday. Lindsay Lawrence, a 5-foot-9 outside hitter from Jordan, and Mataya Tipton, a 5-11 outside/middle hitter from Glendive, will play for the Battlin’ Bears next season.

Release from the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency. WASHINGTON—The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) announced today that U.S. Army Cpl. Franklin H. Bennett, 20, of Glendive, Montana, who was captured and died as a prisoner of war during World War II, was accounted for Aug. 24, 2022. In late 1941,...

The remains of a Glendive soldier killed in World War II have finally been identified after 80 years. The announcement came from the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency on Jan. 20 that a set of remains recovered from the Cabanatuan Prisoner Camp following the end of the war have been identified as Franklin Bennett, who passed away at the camp in 1942.