Glendive Ranger-Review

1 week ago | rangerreview.com | Derrick Calhoun

A few dozen protestors lined the sidewalk across from Custer County District High School on Monday, demanding that junior Montana senator Tim Sheehy address his constituents directly about ongoing actions of the federal government. Sheehy, the Republican politician who unseated long-time Democratic Senator Jon Tester in last November’s election, was in Miles City for a presentation to students at CCDHS about military colleges and career paths in the U.S. Armed Forces.

1 week ago | rangerreview.com | Brendan Heidner

Little Royal Park in the heart of Richey continues to grow and thrive as an inviting environment due to generous donations from local residents and businesses, including more than $3,000 the town recently received to fund routine upkeep and a sprinkler system. Every year, the Town of Richey solicits donations and pursues grants in order to keep Little Royal Park along Main Street looking nice to users and passersby. kAmp44@C5:?8 E@ |2J@C }2s62? qC@H?[ E96 D>2== A@4<6E A2C< H2D 6DE23=:D965 :?

1 week ago | rangerreview.com | Brendan Heidner

With a pre-built four-stall commercial dog kennel in hand for nearly 12 months, the City of Glendive has yet to use the structure for its intended purposes and officials hope that trend will continue. In February last year, the Glendive City Council approved a budget transfer of $12,000 to cover the $9,982.84 purchase of a 12-by-16-foot kennel to use as an impound for either vicious stray dogs or dogs suspected of having rabies, or both, that the Glendive Police Department handles.

1 week ago | rangerreview.com | Brendan Heidner

Editor’s note: Terry is a town rich with history, its buildings standing as silent witnesses to the passage of time. In this ongoing series, we delve into the architectural heritage of Terry, exploring structures that have shaped the town’s identity. In most modern-day cases, teachers and students are likely to follow a newly built school. For the historic Grandey School, however, the building followed a highly valued teacher who came to Terry simply seeking a climate more favorable to his health.

2 weeks ago | rangerreview.com | Brendan Heidner

Following the closure of the Glendive Recreation Department in August last year, Sacred Heart Church officials are appealing to the city to finance some damages to the stage within the gymnasium over the last few decades. Sacred Heart Parish Finance Council member Angela Bryhn made herself available for questions to the Finance, Utilities, Property and Recreation Committee of the Glendive City Council during its meeting on Wednesday as they discussed an amount to pay the church for damages.