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The administrator for the Montana Veterans Home is clarifying that while the veterans home is facing some challenges with their supply of meat- they currently have their normal food supply on stock. Underdahl also tells us that the veterans home doesn't have "the current need or space to store all the donations people are trying to make."

Foultner tells us that they have antibody tests available for anyone who wants one. Patients can call and schedule an appointment for a standard blood draw. The tests cost $175, but they are being told that it should be a reimbursable expense by the insurance companies.

"He came from Wolf Point and started a radio empire." That's how Ray Queen described the Bee Broadcasting founder. "I call him the George Steinbrenner of radio."

Our friends at Bee Broadcasting and KJJR Radio in Kalispell just kicked off the 23rd annual radiothon to help raise money for cancer patients in Northwest Montana. It started at 7AM Thursday morning, and continues through Friday night. If you're in Kalispell- stop by the Sportsman Ski Haus. If not, give a call to 257-WING and find out what you can do to help.

If there’s one thing we’ve been hearing from you over the years, it’s that you want MORE Montana talk. Well, we are very excited to announce that our Flathead friends now get TWO HOURS OF Montana Talks. That’s right, an extra hour for your phone calls and the latest Montana news and commentary. Starting Monday, January 7th you can now catch Montana Talks starting at 8AM on 880AM KJJR out of Kalispell. Tune in every Monday through Friday from 8-10AM.

Radio listeners in the Flathead Valley will be very excited to hear that "Montana Talks" with Aaron Flint can now be heard right before Rush Limbaugh on 880 KJJR and KJJR.com.