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Girls State delegate selected
Terry High School junior student Lindsay Stickel has been selected as the Terry delegate for the 2012 American Legion Auxiliary Montana Girls State.
Area endures unusually warm, dry conditions
By Kay Johnson
With record high temperatures and zero precipitation, the month of March yielded unfriendly conditions for area producers. It may be a trend that continues, according to forecasters with the National Weather Service office out of Glasgow, as moving storm systems have continued to result in little to no moisture for the area.
Fire precautions given in light of recent fire responses
As area volunteer fire crews have responded to several recent fires in the past few weeks, Sheriff Bill Klunder is offering fire safety reminders.
Trustee candidates to be decided at May 8th election
Two candidates have filed for the open Terry Public Schools trustee seat. They are Allyson Capps and Michael Sterchi. Incumbent Sherry Strasheim, who has held the seat for four 3-year terms, did not re-file.
Venue change approved in felony rape trial
A felony rape trial involving a Fallon man originally scheduled to take place later this month at the Prairie County Courthouse has been moved to Dawson County. The trial date was pushed back to begin July 23, 2012, allowing the defendant’s counsel time to arrange interviews for the case, according to documents filed.
Celebrating Terry Schools 100th year of graduating classes will highlight Yippee!
The 2012 Terry Yippee! town-wide annual festivity will include a celebration honoring Terry Public Schools’ 100th year of graduating students. Terry Yippee!, held the last Saturday in July, will be marking its 31st year July 28.
Town of Terry website now online
The Town of Terry’s website has been up and running since the second week in March, according to Town Clerk Lynn Strasheim, who created the site shortly after viewing an online webinar that explained how to build one.
Local Bras for Cause event planned
It’s time again for the 2012 “Bras for Cause” event on April 21st at the American Legion. Individuals, groups, and businesses can use their creativity and decorate a bra in any theme for the event. There is no fee to enter a bra in the event. Decorated bras need to be dropped off by April 19th to Toni Kalfell at the Clerk and Recorder office.
Man loses leg in Forsyth train mishap
By Elaine Forman
Energy Summit addresses boom’s good, bad and ugly
By Don Cogger
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