Jamie Ausk-Crisafulli

Sep 16, 2024 | rangerreview.com | Jamie Ausk-Crisafulli

The inaugural season of girls flag football for Dawson County High School is down to the final two weeks, with the Divisional Tournament scheduled to take place at DCHS on Friday and state set in Bozeman Sept. 26 and 27. Fourteen DCHS players make up the Lady Devils Flag Football team. kAmQ%96 8:C=D 2C6 C62==J :>AC@G:?8] xEVD 366? 7F? E@ H2E49 E96> 86E 36EE6C H:E9 6G6CJ 82>6[Q r@249 (256 |FCA9J D2:5]k^AmkAm%96 {25J s6G:=D =@DE E@ !@A=2C bg\e :?

Aug 27, 2024 | rangerreview.com | Jamie Ausk-Crisafulli

The Red Devil golf teams saw a big surge in participant numbers this fall, with enough players to fields teams for both the boys and girls with players to spare. There are a total of 19 boys and 10 girls out for the 2024-25 golf season. kAm“x 5@?’E <?@H E96 9:DE@CJ @7 E96 AC@8C2>[ 3FE x <?@H E96C6 2C6 >@C6 <:5D :?G@=G65 E92? 2?J AC:@C J62C E92E x 92G6 4@24965[” 4@249 |:<6 $:<G6=2?5 D2:5]k^AmkAm%96 #65 s6G:=D 2=C625J D2H D@>6 4@>A6E:E:@? H:E9 2 EC:2?8F=2C :?

Aug 26, 2024 | rangerreview.com | Jamie Ausk-Crisafulli

The Dawson County High School cross country team has hit the ground running with practices as they prepare to open their competition season in Bowman, N.D. this Friday. Three members of the DCHS girls' team – freshman Hannah McCormick, sophomore Brooklyn Ackerman and senior Maggie Schock – are returning letter winners and competitors from last year's state meet. The team has added five new girls to the squad this year including junior, three freshmen and an 8th grader. kAmpD 2?

Aug 22, 2024 | rangerreview.com | Jamie Ausk-Crisafulli

During Tuesday night's Glendive City Council meeting, Mayor Deb Dion proposed changes to hours, program structures and fees to address the Glendive Recreation Department's financial challenges; however, the resignation of both of the department's employees prompted the city to announce the indefinite closure of the recreation center Wednesday as officials work to regroup.

Aug 21, 2024 | rangerreview.com | Jamie Ausk-Crisafulli

The activities fund at Dawson County High School ended in a deficit last year, albeit a smaller one than the previous year. However, the trend of ending the school year in the red is unsustainable, according to DCHS Activities Director Wade Murphy. Murphy first brought the deficit to the Glendive Unified School Board’s attention last year, prompting several measures to mitigate the shortfall, including raising gate ticket and activity pass prices and cutting down on unnecessary overnight travel.