COVID-19

All people 16 and older in Gallatin County will be eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine beginning April 1.

Think about, if you were a kid in Texas, you still got to go to school. You largely didn't have to wear masks. And you still got to play "Friday Night Lights" football. Just minutes away, right across the border- you got none of that. No school. No football. And you better wear a mask everywhere.

Montana Veterans, who are currently enrolled with the Montana VA Health Care System, are now able to call in to schedule an appointment for Covid vaccination.

As it just so happened, I was chatting with Governor Greg Gianforte (R-MT) about the latest news on the COVID vaccine later that same morning, so I figured I would throw the question his direction as well.

As of Wednesday morning, Montana has confirmed 102,484 positive COVID-19 cases.

Montana's Senator Steve Daines (R-MT) is also weighing in. He is supporting legislation along with several other Republican Senators that would remove that provision from the COVID relief bill.

The clinic will have 850 appointments, about half of which will be available for online signup and the other half reserved for partner agencies.

That's right for 364 days Sarge's wife Sue and her family were not able to hug their mom. It finally happened last week. Check out the full audio as Sarge described what that moment was like, and what the past year has been like

While my Dad is not famous enough to get a shot on national TV, I thought it would be helpful to others who are awaiting their shots, to share his (our) experience here in Gallatin County, Montana.

Despite the lifting of restrictions, case numbers continue to decline in Montana and the region. In fact, the New York Times is profiling Montana and the Dakotas for the declining numbers.