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 By Kay Braddock

        Nearly 20 comments later, including three phone calls from state representatives, Montana Department of Transportation Director Jim Lynch confirmed last week that the proposed bridgework north of Terry may not require road closure.

        Not familiar with Mylo Hatzenbuhler? Well, you soon could be. The fictional farm boy and music superstar will be performing 

 By Kay Braddock

       The message hasn’t quite fully permeated throughout the community, but it’s getting there.

 By Kay Braddock

        Home is where the heart is. 

        Felony drug charges have been filed in District Court against a Terry couple. Benjamin and JKee Johnson each face two felony counts of criminal possession of a dangerous drug, one count of criminal possession of drug paraphernalia, a misdemeanor and three counts of endangering the welfare of children, each misdemeanors.

By Kay Braddock

        It’s all about water and wildlife.

  A break-in at the 4-Corners Convenience Store in Terry was reported Thursday morning. The February 25 call came in shortly after 3:30 a.m. after newspaper carriers beginning their early morning routes noticed the shattered glass on the front door of the convenience store, according to Prairie County Sheriff Bill Klunder.

 By Kay Braddock

        It wasn’t words like inform, walk or school that tripped up middle school spellers competing in the annual Prairie County Spelling Bee. Those warm-up-round words easily sailed through the minds and mouths of the fifth through eighth grade students competing in the Tuesday afternoon spelling contest.

 From Prairie County Fair Board

         The 2010 Prairie County Fair will have an exciting mixture of favorite traditional events and new attractions for fairgoers August 5 through 8.  The Prairie County Fair Board received much positive feedback about the earlier fair dates in 2009 so they decided to schedule the Fair on the same weekend in 2010.