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SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1894

Candidates to Debate on Rural & Agriculture

(Great Falls)- Candidates for Montana governor will have the opportunity to state their positions on rural and agriculture issues by virtual primary debate on April 25. Cowles Media Television Network and Northern News Radio Network will air the debates statewide beginning at 7 p.m. All candidates have been invited. Democratic party candidates Whitney Williams and Mike Cooney and Republican candidates Tim Fox and Dr. Al Olszewski have confirmed. We are hoping Greg Gianforte will confirm soon to participate in this important discussion on rural and agriculture issues.

Hospital receives grant for bladder scanner

Prairie Community Hospital has received a $4,000 grant for a bladder scanner, according to an announcement by hospital CEO Burt Keltner.

Former clerk urges vote

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PC Chairman with legal review

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Be bear aware when recreating outdoors

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After a long winter, bears are out and about. And, as COVID-19 quarantines continue, humans are seeking solace and activity in the outdoors. Where bears and humans share the same space, conflicts are bound to occur. Whether you’re heading outdoors to hike, fish, hunt or hang out, please be bear aware.

Grizzly bear euthanized after killing calves on ranch near Ovando

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks euthanized a young male grizzly bear on Monday, April 13, after it killed three calves over a period of several days on a ranch east of Ovando in the Blackfoot Valley.

Male grizzly bear euthanized on Rocky Mountain Front for calf depredations

A young, male grizzly bear was euthanized Thursday, April 16, after it was captured by USDA Wildlife Services for calf depredations on the Rocky Mountain Front southwest of Augusta.

‘Pages from the Past’

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April 20, 1961

Reopening the Montana way

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By. Gov. Steve Bullock