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District Court

• Scott Hennng Lindeblad made his initial appearance before Dawson County Seventh Judicial District Court Judge Olivia Rieger. Lindeblad is charged with one count of strangulation of a partner or

Justice Court

Judge Stacey Nerison presides over Dawson County Justice Court. DUI On Feb. 25, Shylo Raine White was found guilty of driving under the influence of alcohol, third offense. The defendant

Rep. Kimberly Dudik brings ‘street smarts’ and piles of bills, on topics from Child Protective taxes, to MT House

On a Friday during the 66th Montana Legislature, Rep. Kimberly Dudik, D-Missoula, joked on Twitter she might need to clone herself. But, in reality, it may have come in handy.

Session Roundup

HELENA — The 66th Montana Legislature is at its halfway mark and that means that any general bills that did not make it through their first house before the transmittal

Deer entered winter in good shape as long as spring shows up

Winter will end. Trust me. But what will we see when all that white stuff disappears? A landscape green from melting snow littered with dead deer? Probably not. Yes, February

DCC spring enrollment looks good

The Dawson Community College Board of Trustees got some good news about spring enrollment at their meeting Feb. 25. Traci Masau, DCC’s Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs, opened

Make-a-Wish Montana will make local teenager’s dream come true

Zak Clifton is a normal 16 year old in almost every way. He has a passion for vehicles in every aspect – from driving them to bringing them back from

Winter poses many challenges for newspaper carriers

A black sedan rolled down a blinding white road on Saturday. The cargo: freshly printed weekend editions of the Ranger-Review. The driver: Shae Snow, a six-year veteran newspaper carrier. “I’m

MT Sec. of State meets with several local officials as part of Things That Matter tour

Montana Secretary of State, Corey Stapleton, passed through Glendive in February as part of his Things That Matter outreach tour, a state spanning information gathering journey. Things That Mattter outreach

Fire dept. was in place before city was incorporated

A year before Glendive was officially incorporated as a “city of the third class,” a fire company had been organized. Vicki Zoll, who has been researching and summarizing early Glendive

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