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Weather Forecast

The forecast for the Terry area for the next several days from the National Weather Service in Glasgow:

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$7 million invested to support child care workforce in Montana

Ahead of Child Care Appreciation Day last Friday, the Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) and Gov. Greg Gianforte announced a $7 million investment in workforce incentive funding for child care providers and staff.

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Rep. Rosendale visits Terry

Rep. Matt Rosendale, R-MT, made a campaign swing through Terry last week. Here he is on the left at Harding Land and Cattle Company, speaking with, from left, Rick Harding, Jeff Harding and Trish Harding. Rosendale is facing several Republican challengers in the upcoming primary to represent Montana’s Eastern District in Congress. He came under some criticism for not showing up for recent debates. SUBMITTED PHOTO

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Surprise inspection finds no deficiencies at hosptial

Prairie Community Hospital received some great news last week when Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) notified the hospital that a recent unannounced survey found no deficiencies.

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Increased streamflow is forecast after late April precipitation

BOZEMAN – After nearly three months of waiting for typical winter weather, cool temperatures and precipitation finally arrived during April in Montana. Prior to April, northwest Montana had been the largest recipient of precipitation this water year. “Weather patterns shifted last month, and April precipitation was slightly below normal in northwest Montana but well above normal in southcentral and southeast Montana,” said USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Hydrologist Eric Larson. The Missouri headwaters and mainstem received near normal precipitation during April. The cool weather and precipitation resulted in snowpack percentage increases in all of Montana’s major river basins from April 1. The only exception is the Milk River basin which doesn’t have any snow remaining at the one SNOTEL site in the Bears Paw Mountains near Havre.