News Briefs

Are you interested in saving lives? Central Montana Medical Center has an EMT class for local rural communities, starting Jan. 11 through the end of May, with testing of NREMT the last week of May.

Lecture classes are Monday and Thursday evening, 6-9 p.m., online through the live Webex meeting platform. Online classes can be done at home with an internet connection and computer.

Face-to-face skill training is from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. every other Saturday (approximately) starting mid-February. These sessions are coordinated with the corresponding sections of the classes.

Governor Bullock will provide a third round of Business Stabilization Grants to businesses that have been awarded a prior Business Stabilization Grant. Snowy Mountain Development Corporation is fighting to have the Governor include businesses that have not received prior awards. We will keep you posted on our efforts.

Businesses who have already received Business Stabilization Grants will receive an email inviting them to accept a third round of funding through their submittable account.

Montana Pulse Crop Committee to meet virtually

Grass Range Rural Fire District annual meeting on Nov. 3

The Grass Range Rural Fire District will hold their annual meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 3. The board meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. with the general membership meeting to follow at 7 p.m. All are invited to attend. The location will be the EMS Building in Grass Range, 607 Main Street.

Don't forget to clean your chimneys.

V.A. service officer visits Lewistown