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Letters to the editor policy

The Ranger-Review welcomes letters to the editor on any issue of public interest. But, in order to be published, the letters must: • Be signed and include your address and

Making the choice to see the good in the world

I refuse. Flat out, I refuse to buy into what this world is selling. No, I’m not buying into the negative that all is doom and gloom. It is not.

Elk hunters be engaged, be heard

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I watched and listened in awe during my first year of hunting elk as a large bull screamed, nose flared, while he herded his cows from his bugling challenger. That

Agriculture’s coming heart transplant

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If government and private estimates are accurate, hundreds of millions of American farm acres will have new owners in the next 15 years. For example, the National Agricultural Statistics Service,

An innovative market plan for selling cattle

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This past week when we received fourteen inches of heavy, wet October snow, I decided it is time to go vehicle shopping, because the “Old Farmer’s Almanac” is predicting a

Hodges News

I had a surprise call from a distant relative, Gail Haugland Myers. She has never lived around Glendive. Her dad is Ed Haugland that lived near Hodges. Ed’s mother was

Reviewing the Past

Following are articles as they appeared in the Ranger-Review, the Dawson County Review, and Glendive Independent, 25, 50 & 100 years ago this month. 25 Years Ago A loaded coal

Cheese puffs and politics

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I was very inspired by an interview I heard on a news program today, if by inspired you mean completely disgusted and more cynical then I’ve ever been. It lasted

Zion Lutheran Church Women

Thank you to the Glendive Community for your support at the Zion Lutheran Fall Bazaar. Our proceeds will benefit the Dawson County Food Bank Backpack Project, Freedom in Christ Prison Ministry, God’s Child Project, and the ZLCW Lutheran World Relief Projects.

Sincerely, Zion Lutheran Church Women

Lawson Jay Pirtz

Marshal and Megan Pirtz are parents of a boy, born Sept. 22, 2019 at Glendive Medical Center.

Lawson Jay Pirtz weighed 7 pounds, 6 ounces and was 21 inches long at birth. He joins a sibling, Elsie, 3.

Grandparents are Ty and Ricky Edelman and Renee Pirtz. His late great-grandparents are Joe and Jean Johnson.

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