City Commissioners approved a five-year lease with the Electric City Archers for a portion of Wadsworth Park during their March 17 meeting. The lease is
Tiffany Bourdeau appeared in court on April 10 for what was scheduled as her sentencing in an animal cruelty case. In November, she pleaded guilty as part of a plea
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The Cascade County Zoning Board of Adjustment is scheduled to consider a special use permit application from Healing the Circle Lodge, a drug rehab facility, to increase from eight to
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Updated at noon April 10 with details from the new Municipal Court case Nehemias Valeriano Midence, 22, was arrested on April 7 for violating bond conditions in an underlying case
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Updated April 9 to correct the date of the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center presentation Downtown Warehouse Sale Several downtown businesses are joining up for a warehouse sale April 17-18
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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. It’s a “long time coming,”
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On April 6, domestic birds will check out of their winter quarters at the Honker Hilton into Gibson Park. It’s a longstanding annual tradition, as well as the waterfowl roundup
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The city’s annual street sweeping begins April 6. On your scheduled day, you’re asked to remove vehicles from the area from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. The schedule may change
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During their April 1 meeting, the city-county health board discussed the city’s response to their request for additional funding toward health department operations. Cascade County’s City-County Health Department is a
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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 months since being named director
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Updated at 10:30 a.m. April 2 with salary information Toby Hazelbaker has been hired as the new Great Falls Park and Recreation director. He’ll start around April 20, according to
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City Commissioners approved a five-year lease with the Electric City Archers for a portion of Wadsworth Park during their March 17 meeting. The lease is
Three neighborhood councils meet April 13-16. Neighborhood Council 7 meets at 7 p.m. April 13 in the Gibson Room upstairs at the Civic Center. Agenda
Update April 11 with additional information An airman assigned to Malmstrom Air Force Base was killed April 9 in an off-base vehicle crash around 3
The Cascade County Zoning Board of Adjustment is scheduled to consider a special use permit application from Healing the Circle Lodge, a drug rehab facility,
Cascade County Public Works is scheduled to conduct street sweeping operations in the Black Eagle area in April 15-16, weather permitting. Sweeping is scheduled to
Tiffany Bourdeau appeared in court on April 10 for what was scheduled as her sentencing in an animal cruelty case. In November, she pleaded guilty
The Cascade County Zoning Board of Adjustment is scheduled to consider a special use permit application from Healing the Circle Lodge, a drug rehab facility,
Updated at noon April 10 with details from the new Municipal Court case Nehemias Valeriano Midence, 22, was arrested on April 7 for violating bond
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.
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
The 341st Missile Wing at Malmstrom Air Force Base has been named the Omaha Trophy winner again. Adm. Rich Correll, U.S. Strategic Command commander, announced
Cascade County Commissioners have scheduled interviews for April 2 for the community installation liaison position for which they received a federal grant for last fall.
