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Prairie County blanketed with more snow on the way

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Over the course of the past couple weeks, Prairie County has seen quite a lot of snow fall. There has been recordings from 10 inches to 15 inches with drifts

Terry Students celebrate ‘I Love to Read’ Day!

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I Love to Read Day was celebrated by all at Terry Public Schools on Feb. 14. An all-school read-aloud took place on Valentine’s Day in the high school gym where

Cougar Creek 4-H Club has busy winter season

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Christmas time kept us busy this year! We participated in the Giving Tree and gave a gift to a needy child. We also provided food for a Christmas Box. Cougar

Yellowstone Trail Signs projected to be completed by summer 2019

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I hope you have had the opportunity to check out the new interpretive signs that were put up in Prairie County last November, each explaining significant historical points. Due to

Faded Rose given new life

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Our little community watches people come and go, businesses start and then inevitably end. It is disheartening for members of the community who hope to see this county thrive to

Remembering the valor of Terry’s Ida Greenwood

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The Navy hospital ship Comfort is in the news again for another humanitarian mission.

Election: Incumbent clerk to run as write-in

Former clerk Ruth Peck will be the only name listed on the June primary ballot for the Prairie County Clerk of Court/Clerk and Recorder seat.

Prairie History

A page from Evelyn Cameron’s diary provided by the Prairie County Museum

Mobile home appraisal notices arriving

This week, the Montana Department of Revenue mailed notices to property owners of mobile and manufactured homes that are assessed separately from the land on which they are located.

CHIP copays waived, continued Medicaid coverage for low-income Montanans

Gov. Steve Bullock today announced measures to waive outof-pocket copayments for lowincome Montanans covered by Healthy Montana Kids, ensure Montanans covered by Medicaid won’t lose coverage for inability to pay premiums, and allow immediate registration of out-of-state licensed providers in Montana to strengthen the state’s health care response to COVID-19.