09 July 2026

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Glasgow Gets Soaked

Glasgow Gets Soaked


Valley County Sheri_’s O e personnel blocked o_ entrances to a flooded underpass in Glasgow Friday, July 3. According the National Weather Service, 1.93 inches of rain fell in just under 45 minutes, breaking the daily record by nearly an inch. U.S. Highway 2 was temporarily flooded and many roads and shoulders were washed out. The previous record rainfall for July 3 was 1.02 inches, set in 2000.

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College  News

College News


Bismarck State College announces the president’s honor roll for the spring 2026 semester. The following area students have maintained at least a 3.50 GPA on a 4.00 scale while enrolled in at least 12 semester hours of classes and qualify for the BSC President’s Honor Roll. *Designates a 4.00 GPA Jahrone Kendall, Poplar* Edward Morris Jr., Culbertson*

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Gold Star Family

Gold Star Family


members (from left) Bev Vannatta, Joe Picard, Agnes Picard, Setha Burns, Jolee Picard, Aubrey Picard, Cole Walters and Laurie Picard were recognized during an anniversary ceremony July 4. Michael Picard was killed in Vietnam Feb. 20, 1968. The ceremony was held to mark 10 years since the dedication of the Northeast Montana Veterans Memorial Park in Fort Peck. (Photo by James Walling)

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Northeast Montana Veterans  Memorial Founders Mark 10 Years

Northeast Montana Veterans Memorial Founders Mark 10 Years


The 10 year anniversary of the construction of the Northeast Montana Veterans Memorial Park was marked over the holiday weekend in Fort Peck. A crowd of veterans families, memorial organizers and well wishers enjoyed a sunny Saturday morning at the south end of the intersection that serves as the memorial site and roundabout. Don Fast was master of ceremonies at the July 4 event. Annika Smith

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Miss Rodeo Montana Spreads Sign Language Interest

Miss Rodeo Montana Spreads Sign Language Interest


When Bentley McCullough left Montana to continue her education at Northeastern University in Boston, the plan wasn’t to ever come back and make the Big Sky state her residence. “I was ready to stay there, honestly,” the 2026 Miss Rodeo Montana explained prior to this week’s Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede. But the joy of living a rural lifestyle started to reenter her thoughts. She

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Lane Performs In Bainville During Tour

Lane Performs In Bainville During Tour


Missoula based singer songwriter Jordan Lane set up in Bainville June 24. He checked the town o_ his list of stages to hit on a planned tour of all 56 counties in the state. Lane spoke to the Community News from his home along the tracks in Missoula last week. He said his visit to the northeast corner started out with a bit of sightseeing. “I was in town for a day and a night,” Lane said.