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Glendive Medical Center now taking nuclear medicine patients

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Glendive – Glendive Medical Center (GMC) announced recently they have added Nuclear Medicine to their growing list of services and are now taking patients. Nuclear Medicine is a specialized area of radiology that uses very small amounts of radiopharmaceuticals to assess bodily functions to diagnose and treat disease more precisely.

Flu cases decreased around holidays; Prairie County has reported 8 cases

Influenza cases in Montana decreased statewide the week leading up to Christmas with 1,043 new cases and 47 hospitalizations reported. The Department of Public Health and Human Services reported this week that the decrease may be the result of reporting delays related to the holidays.

Correction

Letters to Santa written by second graders were inadvertently left out of the Dec. 21, 2022 Terry Tribune. They appear on page 7 in this week’s issue. The Tribune regrets the error.

Demand for services sees dramatic increase at library

Every year the Library Director completes an annual report and submits it to the State Library which provides information and statistics on what is happening in our Library and why it continues to be an important asset to our community.

Deputy graduates from academy

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Deputy graduates from academy

Prairie County Board of Commissioners proceedings for Dec. 21

Prairie County Board of Commissioners Christine Keltner and Deanna Bockness met in regular session at 9 a.m. In attendance were Commissioner-Elect Dennis Teske and by telephone Commissioner Devlin. Pledge of Allegiance recited. Road Supervisor Henry requested to meet with commissioners this afternoon.

‘Pages from the Past’

Dec. 22, 1916

Life on the Prairie

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

Last minute gifts

(Sorry. This is not a list of suggestions for last minute shopping. If you haven’t gotten them by now, I don’t think I can help.)

2022 Steer of Merit certifications announced

BOZEMAN — A program offered by Montana State University Extension and the Montana Stockgrowers Association that provides an opportunity for students throughout the state to raise cattle and learn about various elements of beef quality recently announced its annual winners.