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Mt Outdoor Hall of Fame seeks nominees for 2020

Nominations for the 2020 Montana Outdoor Hall of Fame will be accepted through Feb. 29. The Hall of Fame was created to honor individuals, both living and dead, who made significant and lasting contributions to the restoration and conservation of Montana’s wildlife and wild places.

Will you wear orange for love?

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month and 2020 marks the 10th anniversary of efforts to end dating violence and the theme this year is, “Outrage in to Action”. One

Reclamation workshop set for February 25-26 in Dickinson

The eighth annual North Dakota Reclamation Conference, “Moving Reclamation Forward,” will focus on reclamation practices, technology and monitoring that can be used to improve reclamation success. It will be held

“Be Counted” sites sought for census

The Montana Census State Complete Count Committee is asking businesses, organizations, and community facilities to sign up to become a “Be Counted” site for the 2020 Census. For the first

Climate panel forwards recommendations for reducing greenhouse gas emissions

Gov. Steve Bullock’s Climate Solutions Council officially reached the halfway mark in its deliberations this week with the approval of a suite of draft recommendations designed to bring greenhouse gas

District Court

• Scottie Kaye Christensen appeared before Dawson County Seventh Judicial District Court Judge Olivia Rieger to be sentenced. Christensen was charged with one count of criminal possession of dangerous drugs

Blotter

The Glendive Police and the Dawson County Sheriff Departments received a total of 157 calls from Jan. 23-29, 2020. No accidents were reported. Here is a selection of other calls

Investigation continues into December death

The investigation into the death of local resident Debra Toepke is still not complete, according to Dawson County coroner Tyler Silha. The cause of death will not be released until

Makoshika Park has seen a recent spate of vandalism

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Vandalism in Makoshika State Park has been fairly minimal in recent years, but a spate of recent incidents is frustrating park officials. There have been three incidents of vandalism in

Norovirus outbreak seems to be subsiding

Norovirus has threatened to take hold of Dawson County over the past week, but things look like they should return to normal soon. Norovirus is a gastrointestinal virus that, according

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