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Errors in drawing process for elk permits said fixed

HELENA – After deer and elk permits were drawn Thursday, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks uncovered an error in the drawing process affecting less than three percent of applications across the state in 10 hunting districts.

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Northside News

Teneil and Phoenix Phipps, Ft. Peck were Easter weekend visitors at Don and Vera Kuehn’s.

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Weed Watch: Houndstongue

One of the first noxious weeds to pop up this time of year is houndstongue. Houndstongue occurs in most states of the U.S. and is included on noxious weed lists for six western states including Montana.

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Storytime at the Library

Terry Public Library Storytime participants display the artwork they created after reading The Three Little Fish and the Big Bad Shark. Photo/Terry Public Library Social Media Page

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Hospital awarded half a million dollars for emergency room renovation project

As a part of his continued effort to strengthen health care systems in rural Montana in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, U.S. Senator Jon Tester Monday announced $1,342,353 in United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Emergency Rural Health Care Grants for the Big Horn Hospital Association, the Community Hospital of Anaconda, Powder River County, and the Prairie County Hospital District through his American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).

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GOP House hopefuls face off in Miles City Thursday

MILES CITY – Montanans will hear where Republican candidates for one of Montana’s two U.S. House seats stand on the issues during the first of the Primary Congressional Debates at 7 p.m., Thursday, April 21, at the Miles City Community College.