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February was one of coldest snowiest in local history
By Jason StuartRanger-Review Staff WriterMany folks around town over the last couple of months have been heard saying it’s an abnormally hard winter, and those folks are absolutely right, as February...
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Local artist honored as DCHCC's Community Champion
By Peggy IbaDawson County Healthy Communities CoalitionThe Community Champion for February is an author and an artist and a philanthropist of her time and talents. Pamela Harr and Harvey Rattey of...
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Local woman recounts federal jury experience
By Chad KnudsonRanger-Review Staff WriterWhen the Federal courts come calling, pack a bag and prepare to be away from home for awhile. This is the lesson learned by local pharmacist Ashlie Staiger...
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Task force uses food to spread message about worldwide tobacco issues
By Katelyn TexeiraRanger-Review student internDawson Community College hosted International Night on Monday, Feb. 26 in an effort to spread awareness regarding tobacco use nationwide.The event was...
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Addiction treatment staff committed to family members, the community
By Jamie Ausk CrisafulliRanger-Review Staff Writer “Our goals is to save one life at a time, one day at a time, and we are,” WATCh East security coordinator Sara Engle said in a recent interview.The...
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Emergency system test is Tuesday in preparation for river event
By Chad KnudsonRanger-Review Staff WriterWith a potentially difficult river break-up coming sometime in the near future, county emergency services will be testing their mass notification...
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Several events planned for Glendive Celtic celebration
Plans for the 15th Annual Irish for a Day celebration are taking shape as organizers released a weekend schedule that is sure to please St. Patrick’s Day fans.The weekend’s events begin on Friday,...
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School enrollment holding fairly steady
By Jamie Ausk CrisafulliRanger-Review Staff WriterEnrollment in Glendive Public Schools dropped a total of 12 students compared to the official fall enrollment numbers.Although the drop in students is...
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Incumbents file as school board deadline nears
By Jamie Ausk CrisafulliRanger-Review Staff WriterThere are only two weeks left to file for a school board position in the county. The filing period for school board candidates opened on Dec. 14, 2017...
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Committee recommends fire department restructuring
By Chad C. KnudsonRanger-Review Staff WriterThe City of Glendive is on the verge of a major restructuring of its fire department following a special Personnel Committee meeting Monday afternoon.As...
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Iconic Glendive Business Lost to Fire (Slideshow 3)
By Chad C. KnudsonRanger-Review Staff Writer“Please bear with us as we move forward from this tragedy.” So reads a statement issued by the Beer Jug on social media following a devastating fire in the...
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Recent big data study confirms Glendive's remoteness
The Middle of NowhereBy Chad C. KnudsonRanger-Review Staff WriterOnce upon a time someone marketed t-shirts depicting a highway sign that read something like this ‘End of the World 14 miles. Glendive,...
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Local recycling efforts are picking up
By Cindy MulletRanger-Review Staff WriterRecycling efforts are happening in Montana and can happen in Glendive.That was the message presented during a future of recycling in Dawson County seminar held...
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Airport will soon feature a piece of aviation history
Now in their eighth decade, Lockheed P-2V Neptunes have hunted submarines, patrolled the Ho Chi Minh Trail and helped fight wildland fire across the United States. Soon one of the historic aircraft...
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GUSB puts three levies on the ballot
By Jamie Ausk CrisafulliRanger-Review Staff WriterThe Glendive Unified School Board on Monday approved three voted levies to be placed on the ballot for the May School Election. If all the voted levies...
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Fire doesn't dissuade St. Patty's Day revelers from Beer Jug stop
Beer JugBy Eric KilleleaRanger-Review Staff WriterThe watering hole had been a fixture in Glendive for 71 years, nestled in one of the storefronts at 313 North Merrill Ave., in a block full of...
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Paddlefish lottery tag applications due March 29
Paddlefish anglers planning to harvest a fish in the Upper Missouri River (From Fort Peck Dam to Fort Benton) will need to apply for an Upper Missouri River Paddlefish Tag. Applications for this...
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Non-profits may submit proposals for Makoshika Estates salvage rights
By Jamie Ausk CrisafulliRanger-Review Staff WriterThe Makoshika Estates LCC managing partners are offering the opportunity for a Glendive nonprofit organization to make some money by selling items they...
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DCEDC submits plan to bring cowboy hall of fame to Glendive
By Katelyn TeixeiraRanger-Review Student InternThe Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame is again looking for a home for its museum and heritage center and Glendive is on the short list of potential...
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Harr sets her artist's eye on Towne Street Bridge (slideshow 2)
By Chad C. KnudsonRanger-Review Staff WriterHaving completed four large bronze sculptures for public display along the Merrill Avenue corridor, local sculpture artist Pamela Harr is shifting her...
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