Cascade County officials are unsure of how they’ll handle their mailing operations, particularly in the case of elections for the near future. Innovative Postal Services,

Filing for the May school board election is open and four candidates have filed for three seats. Filing opened for the Great Falls Public Schools board of trustees election on
Read more »Cascade County officials are unsure of how they’ll handle their mailing operations, particularly in the case of elections for the near future. Innovative Postal Services, a longstanding local business, is
Read more »By Elinor Smith | UM Legislative News Service, UM School of Journalism HELENA — The House Business and Labor Committee is considering a series of bills that seek to clarify regulation of
Read more »State lawmakers are considering a bill that would remove protections for librarians, museum staff and public school employees in relation to the availability of obscene materials to minors. House Bill
Read more »The city is receiving $8,431,368 in minimum allocation grants from the state for eligible wastewater, stormwater and drinking water infrastructure expenses through the state’s American Rescue Plan Act funds. The
Read more »The City of Great Falls Animal Shelter is offering a new type of license with the hope of making it easier to reunite lost animals with their owners. “The new
Read more »Favorable burning conditions create an opportunity for Bureau of Land Management North Central Montana District fuels program team to implement the Blacksmith/Tiger Butte prescribed pile-burning operations this week. Starting Jan.
Read more »The Great Falls Public Schools board completed its annual review of the superintendent last week. The board released a summary of their evaluation on Jan. 27. In a release, Board
Read more »By Caven Wade | UM Legislative News Service, University of Montana School of Journalism In the last 11 years, the city of Havre has had 255 water main breaks. The city’s public
Read more »The Great Falls Public Schools board voted during their Jan. 23 meeting to approve estimated changes in the district’s permissive levies. Those levies include tuition, adult education, building reserve, flexibility
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