Montana at Noon, Sunday 3/29/26
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Montana at Noon for Sunday, March 29th, 2026, delivers a comprehensive update on weather, local news, and community highlights. The episode opens with a detailed forecast covering the next week, emphasizing fluctuating temperatures, precipitation chances, and wind patterns across Montana. Key news stories include the USDA’s FSIS announcing temporary fee reductions for small and very small meat, poultry, and egg producers using de-obligated funds, and the sentencing of Wyoming man Christopher McCall Wright to 118 months in prison for drug and firearm offenses. The Haverhill County Library shares its receipt of a $10,000 Pizza Hut Slice of Literacy grant to upgrade its children’s section, while the Bureau of Land Management confirms the reopening of two campgrounds in the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument. The segment also covers military tax filing options ahead of April 15th, a warning about fraudulent traffic violation text scams, and recognition of Montana Paralympic athletes by Senator Steve Daines. Local sports results from the Highline Invitational are highlighted, including championship wins by Class B girls and AA boys, with a parade scheduled for the Haver High Girls State Championship team. The episode closes with tributes to two community members who passed away: 19-year-old Christopher John Bell of the Blackfeet Nation and 93-year-old Virginia L. Jenny Streeper, with memorial details provided.
USDA’s FSIS is offering 30% to 75% fee reductions for small and very small meat, poultry, and egg producers in FY2026 using $20M in de-obligated funds.
Two BLM campgrounds in the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument are reopening April 1, with first-come, first-served sites and ongoing improvements.
Montanans should be alert to fraudulent text scams claiming traffic violations—official agencies never contact via text or phone for license suspensions.
Service members have extended tax filing deadlines, including a two-month extension for those stationed in Puerto Rico and combat zone extensions up to 180 days after deployment.
The Haver High Girls State Championship team will parade on March 30th, celebrating their 10th all-time title win.
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Weather Forecast & Opening Updates
The episode begins with a detailed weather forecast for the next week, including temperature trends, precipitation chances, and wind patterns across Montana, followed by brief news highlights.
USDA Fee Reductions for Small Producers
“Only small and very small official establishments are eligible for the fee reduction.”
Haverhill County Library Receives Literacy Grant
“They did want letters of support which three community members were more than happy to provide those.”
BLM Campgrounds Reopening in Missouri Breaks
“All sites are first come, first served.”
Wyoming Man Sentenced for Drug and Firearm Charges
“Wright had been surveilled driving a Jeep Grand Cherokee to a storage unit, so law enforcement searched the vehicle and seized two loaded firearms, ammunition, and 35.2 grams of methamphetamine.”
“Wright had been surveilled driving a Jeep Grand Cherokee to a storage unit, so law enforcement searched the vehicle and seized two loaded firearms, ammunition, and 35.2 grams of methamphetamine.”
“Montanans should be alert to fraudulent text scams claiming traffic violations—official agencies never contact via text or phone for license suspensions.”
“Service members have extended tax filing deadlines, including a two-month extension for those stationed in Puerto Rico and combat zone extensions up to 180 days after deployment.”
Hosts
Kelly Korsbeck
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Christopher McCall Wright
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USDA FSIS
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Haverhill County Library
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Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument
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Bureau of Land Management
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Steve Daines
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Highline Invitational
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Pizza Hut Slice of Literacy Grant
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Haver High Girls State Championship
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