Extreme heat and low humidity will continue this week with temperatures expected to be near 106 in Sidney on Tuesday. The relative humidity could bottom out at 10%. A front moving through bringing the possibility of gusty winds will also heighten the threat of fire in the area.
Extreme heat and low humidity will continue this week with temperatures expected to be near 106 in Sidney on Tuesday. The relative humidity co…
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Among the group of Sidney High School students who are going into the military is Kade Graves, who said he is going to be joining the Marine Corps.
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The Sidney Tiger Sharks came out of Lewistown this weekend as Divisional champions.
Twelve Montana citizens have been selected to serve on the Lower Yellowstone Advisory Committee, a new committee convened by Montana Fish, Wil…
A monumental step in the right direction for the sport of cheerleading took place this past week, and it’s about time this was done.
The Sidney High School girl’s basketball team is nearing the end of its summer schedule, but the Lady Eagles were able to have some fun in a g…
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- Richland Commissioners pass resolution prohibiting vaccination passports and door-to-door vaccination efforts
- Richland County officials searching for missing person
- Fireworks allowed through July 4th
- NWS Glasgow releases preliminary report
- Tornado warnings issued, photos confirm tornado
- Pacific Northwest cold front, wind gusts hit Montana
- 'Fire Weather Watch' warning issued
- 13-year-old boy missing after swimming in Yellowstone River
- Hot weather expected Monday and Tuesday
- First death related to COVID-19 announced in Richland County
There have been a number of rumors about the 2021-22 curriculum at Richland County Schools. The rumors concern the teaching of Critical Race T…
Montana State University Extension is accepting applications from rural Montana communities to participate in the Reimagining Rural virtual ga…
The Glendive Medical Center (GMC) Foundation is pleased to announce the names of students receiving scholarships for the 2021-2022 school year:
