Guest Opinion
Recap of first semester for Terry Schools offered
By Casey Klasna
Terry Public Schools Superintendent
The end of the first semester ended on January 16th and the second semester is in full swing. Semester one went well and I am anticipating a successful second semester. As Superintendent I am always looking for ways to improve the educational programs and the facilities at Terry Schools. The education programs offered are on track and teachers continue to seek ways to improve instruction.
Being informed about organ donation may be first step in giving
By Michael Sterchi
Medical Column
Lets begin the New Year with an important topic, the continuation of useful life by organ donation. Organ donation is available to everyone whenever the end of his or her life is at hand.
DCDV launches community stalking awareness campaign
January is National Stalking Awareness Month, a time to focus on a crime that affects 3.4 million victims a year. This year’s theme — “Stalking: Know It. Name It. Stop It.” challenges the nation to fight this dangerous crime by learning more about it.
No excuses, soil care will improve land, ag image and the bottom line
As evidenced by recent snowfall, winter weather is upon us. What better time to plan next year’s crops? It’s exciting to plan for next year’s crops, thinking of those crops growing, of budgets and the possibility of profit.
“I heard the bells on Christmas Day. Their old familiar carols play …”
By Jacob Hanneman
Christmas Message
Those words were penned by one of America’s most famous poets — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. You’ve heard the song; here’s the story.
Advancements in breast cancer treatments are being made
By Michael Sterchi, PhD, Ret.
Medical Column
When the diagnosis of breast cancer is made, consultation with a breast specialist is necessary.
Self exams can ensure early detection
Michael Sterchi, PhD, Ret.
Medical Column
Choosing right supplemental plan aids cattle grazing on dormant pastures
Sharla Sackman, Prairie County Extension Agent
County Agent Corner
Keystone proponent: Big difference in meetings at Glendive and DC
Keystone proponent: Big difference in meetings at Glendive and DC
By Bob van der Valk
Truth and justice were absent at the raucous U.S. State Department hearing held in Washington DC on Friday, October 7, 2011 at 10 a.m. My wife and I traveled from Terry, Montana in order to be heard at this important last hearing, in a series of nine — six of which were held in states along the path of the pipeline.
Top 100 things to do in Terry, Montana
Visit the Scenic View Overlook north of Terry with its spectacular views of the Terry Badlands.
By Bob van der Valk
1. Make your reservations early for activities on our www.visitterrymontana.com web site.