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Behavioral health provider joins Glendive Medical Center to expand services

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GLENDIVIE – As part of a strategic plan to fill a necessary gap for mental health services in Eastern Montana and Western North Dakota, Glendive Medical Center is thrilled to announce the addition of Calvin Wiese, Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) to their Behavioral Health team. He brings an extensive array of knowledge and experience to Glendive and specializes in depression, trauma, and personality disorders.

5 tips to keep mosquitoes away

Summer is on its way, which means so are mosquitoes. The flying pests invade neighborhoods like an army, but they aren't just a backyard nuisance with bites that itch. They also can carry dangerous diseases, including West Nile virus and Zika.

‘Pages from the Past’

May 28, 1942

The top stories in The Terry Tribune this week in 1942:

Senior class of county grade schools graduate

A total of 39 students in Prairie County completed their grade school course and received eighth grade diplomas in schools in the county at the close of this year’s school term.

Youth group helps remember loved ones

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Members of the Terry Presbyterian Church Youth Group helped beautify graves for Memorial Day. Local residents and some non-local people asked the group to help buy flowers and place them on graves of their loved ones.The group went to Miles City Friday where they got to pick 30 bouquets of flowers. They then went back to the Terry cemetery where they located and selected a bouquet of flowers to place on the graves for those who were unable to do so themselves. The youngsters enjoyed themselves and knew they were helping out people in need.

Voters urged not to wait until last minute to submit ballot

Anyone planning on voting in the June 2 primary should not wait until the last minute to turn in their ballot if they want to be sure it is counted.

Prairie County Clerk and Recorder Shari Robertson Tuesday urged those planning on voting by mail should do so as soon as possible. She said there is a court case being heard currently in Yellowstone County over postmarks on ballots, but it has yet to be decided and may wind up applying only to Yellowstone County.

Prairie History

SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1894

A day’s outing. Saw deer, antelope, geese, ducks, etc.

Terry grads bid farewell

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Terry High School graduated four seniors in Covid-19-altered ceremonies Saturday on the football field. The four participating seniors, pictured below, participated in the ceremony -- Christopher Badac, Salutatorian Alyssa McCulley, Valedictorian Alyssa Chaska and Joshua Dyer. Two foreign exchange graduates -- Galiya Askarova and Nino Makharashvili, were unable to attend. At left, Alyssa Chaska seems to be enjoying being with her nieces and nephews to throw out candy at the parade following the exercises. See more graduation photos on Page 12.

Prairie History

SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1894

Center Menu

Please call the Prairie Community Center at 635-5364 a day prior to the meal to reserve your seat.

Pandemic makes more people long for the rural life

File under silver linings: according to a new Harris poll, the covid-19 pandemic has made many Americans want to leave the cities for (literally) greener pastures.