The Montana Department of Transportation and Sletten Construction will replace up to six timber bridges in the Richland, Scobey and Poplar areas throughout 2023. These bridge replacements are part of a broader Timber Bridges – Glasgow Area project underway to replace up to 16 timber bridges within three years in northeast Montana. The six bridges being replaced this year are located on

Montana Stockgrowers Foundation is accepting applications for its annual Education Heritage Scholarship Program. Scholarships will be awarded to three students in the amounts of one $5,000 scholarship and two $2,500 scholarships. Each year, MSF awards college students, who are seeking a career beneficial to ranching, with a scholarship. To be eligible applicants must be currently enrolled in

Following President Biden vetoing the Congressional Review Act to overturn his Waters of the United States rule, U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., released the following statement: “As a third-generation farmer, I know firsthand how critical clean water is to our economy and communities across Montana. After listening to farmers, ranchers, and other stakeholders, it’s clear this rule isn’t right

With April being Stress Awareness Month and May being Mental Health Awareness Month, now is a great time to discuss how the use of tobacco products, including e-cigarettes affects a person’s stress levels and mental health. Stress is a normal part of everyday life. For smokers, many struggle with nicotine withdrawal and cravings when they quit. Nicotine is the main addictive substance in cigarettes,

Montana Stockgrowers Association has launched a series of rollover auctions at markets across Montana to raise funds for its appeal of Bureau of Land Management’s decision regarding American Prairie’s grazing allotments. An auction is scheduled for April 20 at the Glasgow Stockyards. Each rollover auction will raise funds for the MSGA Advocacy Fund, which allows for a collective voice