The Great Falls Public Schools board unanimously approved a $154,300 contract to AT Klemens during their April 27 meeting to replace the fire alarm system
Great Falls
City Commission approves CDBG funding for purchase, demolition of nuisance property
City Commissioners approved $50,000 in federal Community Development Block Grant funds to NeighborWorks Great Falls for the purchase and demolition of 816 3rd Ave. S.
City declares nuisance property after years of complaints, police calls
City Commissioners voted unanimously during their April 21 meeting to declare 1915 6th Ave. N. a nuisance. The city has been receiving complaints about the
City, county commissioners set hearings on Janicki tax abatement request for May 12
City Commissioners voted unanimously during their April 21 meeting to set a public hearing for May 12 on a tax abatement request from Janicki Industries for
Cascade County
ZBOA denies drug rehab facility expansion with 3-2 vote
The Cascade County Zoning Board of Adjustment voted 3-2 during their April 16 meeting to deny a special use permit for a substance abuse treatment
Concert lineup announced for 2026 Montana State Fair
The night show lineup for the 2026 Montana State Fair has been announced. This year’s fair at Montana Expo Park is July 24-Aug. 1 and
County sweeping streets in Black Eagle this week
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
Sentencing postponed in Sun Prairie animal cruelty case
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
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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