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Sidney Health Center Welcomes Additional Surgeon

Sidney Health Center has announced the addition of Dr. Peter Deveaux. He joins the medical staff as a general surgeon along with Dr. John E. Carey, Dr. Edward Bergin and Dr. Deborah Harris. Deveaux is a board certified general and colorectal surgeon with 22 years of experience, spending 14 years of his surgical career working within the United States Army. “We are excited to expand our

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Sidney Health Center Welcomes Additional Surgeon

Sidney Health Center has announced the addition of Dr. Peter Deveaux. He joins the medical staff as a general surgeon along with Dr. John E. Carey, Dr. Edward Bergin and Dr. Deborah Harris. Deveaux is a board certified general and colorectal surgeon with 22 years of experience, spending 14 years of his surgical career working within the United States Army. “We are excited to expand our

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Posted on October 28, 2021

All Local Calls Must Now Include 406

As of Sunday, Oct. 24, all local calls in Montana must be dialed with the 406 area code to connect. Montana’s 406 area code previously allowed seven-digit dialing to complete local calls. That will change this month due to a Federal Communications Commission order designating 988 as the new, nationwide, 3-digit number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Some seven-digit phone

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All Local Calls Must Now Include 406

As of Sunday, Oct. 24, all local calls in Montana must be dialed with the 406 area code to connect. Montana’s 406 area code previously allowed seven-digit dialing to complete local calls. That will change this month due to a Federal Communications Commission order designating 988 as the new, nationwide, 3-digit number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Some seven-digit phone

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Posted on October 28, 2021

FWP To Consider Licensing Rules

The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission will consider one new administrative rule and several rule amendments at its meeting on Thursday, Oct. 28. The new rule and amendments are the result of a statutorily required review process. These proposed changes are also happening concurrently to FWP’s response to Gov. Greg Gianforte’s first executive order from earlier this year, which created

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FWP To Consider Licensing Rules

The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission will consider one new administrative rule and several rule amendments at its meeting on Thursday, Oct. 28. The new rule and amendments are the result of a statutorily required review process. These proposed changes are also happening concurrently to FWP’s response to Gov. Greg Gianforte’s first executive order from earlier this year, which created

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Posted on October 28, 2021

Ron Ueland

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Ron Ueland

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Posted on October 28, 2021

Commission Considers Two Congressional Maps

The Montana Districting and Apportionment Commission will meet on Saturday, Oct. 30, to consider Montanan’s thoughts on two proposals to divide the state into two congressional districts. The commission seeks public input on Commission Proposals 10 and 11. Written comments are particularly encouraged, either directly on interactive maps of the proposals or using the commission’s webform.

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Commission Considers Two Congressional Maps

The Montana Districting and Apportionment Commission will meet on Saturday, Oct. 30, to consider Montanan’s thoughts on two proposals to divide the state into two congressional districts. The commission seeks public input on Commission Proposals 10 and 11. Written comments are particularly encouraged, either directly on interactive maps of the proposals or using the commission’s webform.

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Posted on October 28, 2021

Harlow Strandlund

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Harlow Strandlund

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Posted on October 28, 2021

COVID Active Cases Reach 59 In County

Roosevelt County reports 59 active cases including 12 new positive cases as of Monday, Oct. 25. There are three current hospitalizations. Call ahead to a health care professional if you develop symptoms of COVID-19 and have been in close contact with a person known to have COVID-19 or have recently traveled to an area with ongoing spread. Tell your health care professional about your recent travel

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COVID Active Cases Reach 59 In County

Roosevelt County reports 59 active cases including 12 new positive cases as of Monday, Oct. 25. There are three current hospitalizations. Call ahead to a health care professional if you develop symptoms of COVID-19 and have been in close contact with a person known to have COVID-19 or have recently traveled to an area with ongoing spread. Tell your health care professional about your recent travel

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Posted on October 28, 2021

Joins Navy

Culbertson High School senior Zach Miller has joined the U.S. Navy. Miller told the Community News that he always wanted to join the military, but selected the service after growing interested in naval history during the pandemic. He added that he was introduced to the works of Tom Clancy and films like The Hunt for Red October. His goal is to be a missile tech on a submarine. Miller heads to boot

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Joins Navy

Culbertson High School senior Zach Miller has joined the U.S. Navy. Miller told the Community News that he always wanted to join the military, but selected the service after growing interested in naval history during the pandemic. He added that he was introduced to the works of Tom Clancy and films like The Hunt for Red October. His goal is to be a missile tech on a submarine. Miller heads to boot

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Posted on October 28, 2021

Roger Gilbertson

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Roger Gilbertson

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Posted on October 28, 2021

Dry Prairie Prizes

Kenadee Hempton (left-right), Krista Knels, Joseph McCony, Luella Petersen and Bella Peteresen were winners of the raffle prizes sponsored by the Dry Prairie Rural Water Authority during the Pack the Gym in Pink Night at Culbertson High School Oct. 7. To raise awareness about breast cancer, volunteers served 179 tacos and 180 Norskies. (Submitted photo)

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Dry Prairie Prizes

Kenadee Hempton (left-right), Krista Knels, Joseph McCony, Luella Petersen and Bella Peteresen were winners of the raffle prizes sponsored by the Dry Prairie Rural Water Authority during the Pack the Gym in Pink Night at Culbertson High School Oct. 7. To raise awareness about breast cancer, volunteers served 179 tacos and 180 Norskies. (Submitted photo)

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Posted on October 28, 2021

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Sidney Health Center Welcomes Additional Surgeon

Sidney Health Center Welcomes Additional Surgeon

All Local Calls Must Now Include 406

All Local Calls Must Now Include 406

FWP To Consider Licensing Rules

FWP To Consider Licensing Rules

Ron Ueland

Ron Ueland

Commission Considers Two Congressional Maps

Commission Considers Two Congressional Maps

Harlow Strandlund

Harlow Strandlund

COVID Active Cases Reach 59 In County

COVID Active Cases Reach 59 In County

Joins Navy

Joins Navy

Roger Gilbertson

Roger Gilbertson

Dry Prairie Prizes

Dry Prairie Prizes

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