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‘Pages from the Past’

Dec. 21, 1950

Former Baker athlete leads DSU to perfect record

Pete Stanton has finished a perfect season – at least the conference part.

MCC student athlete recognized with service award

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HELENA - Each year Montana Campus Compact recognizes one student-athlete from each affiliate campus across Montana who have dedicated their efforts to serving the community while also pursuing their college degrees/certificates and participating in college sports.

Keeping track of upcoming FSA dates and deadlines

Dec. 24-25: USDA Offices Closed for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Federal Holidays

The pandemic created new hunters; states need to keep them

(This article was produced by Stateline, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts.)

Annual Coyote Call Contest a Success

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On December 4th through the 6th, 2020, the Prairie County Sportsman Association held their annual coyote calling contest. We had 32 teams signed up this year.

MT SBA District

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MT SBA District Director Montana Small Business Administration Director Brent Donnelly visited Robertson’s Creative Creations last Wednesday as part of a statewide tour. Donnelly visited a small business in all 56 counties over the course of 7 days to promote shopping locally ahead of Christmas. He is pictured here, at left, displaying a map of his journey with Terry highlighted, along with owner Shari Robertson and family.

Prairie County to receive vaccine this week

Prairie County Public Health was expected to receive its first 100 doses of the recently-approved Moderna COVID-19 vaccine.

Southside

Dorcas Lee was a lunch guest of Nancy Birkholz on Thursday. Secret Pal gift to Dorcas from Nancy was given. Nancy’s (Dorcas’s secret pal) gift is still in the mail !!!!!

Rural communities must get serious about responding to COVID-19

We are nine months into the COVID-19 pandemic, and cases in rural America are increasing at a rapid rate. The impacts vary greatly across rural states, yet per-capita infections are most extreme in communities occupied by meatpacking plants, predominantly in the Midwest, low-income African American communities in the Southeast, and Native Americans.