HeyJaredSkylar Baker-Jordan
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- Sep 23, 2026
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Downing, Daines secure passage of bill extending Fort Peck Rural Water System authorization (opens the original)
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The bill, which awaits President Donald Trump's signature, will extend authorization for the project – nearing completion – through 2028 A Dry Prairie water tank on Montana Highway 24, a few miles north of Glasgow. The Fort Peck Reservation Rural Water System is a step closer to completion as a bill by Congressman Troy Downing passed the U.S. Senate. The Fort Peck Reservation Rural Water System Act of 2000 was passed "to provide safe and reliable municipal, rur...
From the Editor's Desk (opens the original)
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View from the cheap seats: Skylar sat high up in the bleachers surrounded by Scottie pride during the Homecoming game on Friday, Sept. 18. My first Scotties Homecoming did not disappoint. What a fun week we had! On Tuesday, Jonathan and I set up a table at the high school career fair. I was heartened when several students stopped by expressing an interest in journalism. A couple may even write for the Courier! I loved seeing all the different colleges and employers set up. The Glasgow Police Dep
Schott Lane sparks debate over Glasgow street repairs (opens the original)
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Councilman Brian Austin and Mayor Rod Karst disagree over city's responsibility for the deteriorating road and how repair priorities should be set The state of Schott Lane led to a larger debate over the condition and responsibility of the city's streets. The state of Glasgow's streets was a hot topic at the Sept. 8 meeting of the Glasgow City Council, leading to an at-times heated back-and-forth between Councilman Brian Austin and Mayor Rod Karst. While discussing an engineering proposal and ag
OPINION: Congress needs to codify farmers' right-to-repair (opens the original)
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A July settlement between the FTC and John Deere is a good start, but it isn't enough A July ruling by the FTC brought right-to-repair closer to fruition, but Skylar Baker-Jordan argues Congress must codify this to protect America's family farmers. Agriculture probably isn't the first industry that comes to mind when thinking of the latest technology, but farmers and ranchers rely on machines dependent on the latest technology. "Farm equipment can't be repaired with the turn of a wrench or a pie
SHE'S HOME (opens the original)
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Christine Redstone is returned to her family after being forcibly taken as part a government-run "cultural genocide" more than a century ago Lance Fourstar, left, holds the Red Bottom flag as he and his son, Legacy, watch Natalie Weeks-O'Neal place earth into Christine Redstone's grave. After more than 1,700 miles and 130 years, Christine Redstone is home. Descendants and community members gathered on Thursday, Sept. 10, to memorialize and bury Redstone – one of three children from the Fort Peck
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