The National Mural Awards were announced May 2 and the winners include several artists who’ve painted murals in Great Falls. The awards were created in
Great Falls
Two neighborhood councils meet May 6-7
Two Great Falls neighborhood councils meet next week. Neighborhood Council 6 meets at 6:30 p.m. May 6 in the Sunnyside Elementary School staff break room.
Prosecution delays continue for two involved in 2024 downtown assault
Two people charged in connection with a September 2024 downtown alley assault that left a man with a brain injury appeared in court this week.
City planning board postpones decision on Little Shell housing development
After a two-hour hearing, the city planning board voted April 28 to postpone a decision on the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians of Montana’s
Cascade County
Armington Bridge replacement project further delayed
County officials are contemplating the future of the Armington Bridge project as its been beset by delays and complications. During an April 29 meeting, county
County conducting aerial mosquito treatment on May 4
The Cascade County Weed and Mosquito Division is scheduled to conduct an aerial mosquito-larva-control treatment on May 4 in the Gibson Flats area south of
Judge denies bail reduction for man shot by police in March 16 incident
Dustin Steele appeared in court on April 29, asking for a reduction in bail due to his medical needs related to having been shot by
County approves design contract for Rainbow Dam Road slide
Cascade County Commissioners approved a $44,000 contract to TD&H Engineering for the Rainbow Dam Road slide during their April 28 meeting. A roughly 150-foot section
Military
Malmstrom paired with Westinghouse for potential nuclear microreactor
The Air Force announced earlier this month that Malmstrom Air Force Base was one of two bases selected for a nuclear microreactor. This week, the
Malmstrom AFB one of two bases selected for potential nuclear microreactors
Malmstrom Air Force Base is one of two bases selected as potential locations for nuclear microreactors under the federal Advanced Nuclear Power for Installations, or
120th christens new drop zone training site near Power
The 120th Airlift Wing of the Montana Air National Guard made its first cargo drop on its new drop zone near Power on April 6.
Sentinel work continuing; officials considering local impact
The Air Force’s Sentinel program is a behemoth with evolving details, but there’s been “forward aggressive progress.” That’s what Peter Sturdivant has seen in the six
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