September is National Preparedness Month, by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, to promote family and community disaster and emergency planning now and throughout the year. The
Great Falls
School board approves therapy animal policy
The Great Falls Public Schools board approved a new policy during their Sept. 9 meeting regarding the use of therapy animals in schools. There was
CCHD hosting flu shot clinics this month
The Cascade City-County Health Department is hosting flu shot clinics this month. Adults age 18 and older can get their immunization from the comfort of
Alluvion receives grant to expand youth behavioral health services; pharmacy opens
Alluvion Health has received a $167,000 grant through the Health Resource Service Administration to increase youth access for behavioral health services. The funding will allow
Military
Malmstrom receives Omaha Trophy; STRATCOM vice talks GBSD, future threats, missions
Earlier this summer, the 341st Missile Wing was again named winner of the Omaha Trophy and on Wednesday, U.S. Strategic Command Deputy Commander Vice Adm. Dave
Test pilots qualify on helicopter that will replace Malmstrom’s Hueys
The Air Force is a step closer to fielding the Boeing MH-139 helicopter that will replace the UH-1N Huey flown at missile bases, including Malmstrom
Former Malmstrom commander nominated as deputy of Air Force Global Strike Command
Lt. Gen. Anthony Cotton has been nominated for assignment as deputy commander of Air Force Global Strike Command at Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana.
Malmstrom breaks ground on missile maintenance facility, project funding no longer possible source for border wall
Officials broke ground last week on the new missile maintenance dispatch facility at Malmstrom Air Force Base. The $18.68 million construction contract was awarded in