City Commissioners approved a new two-year labor agreement with the International Association of Fire Fighters Local 8, which includes 64 sworn firefighters at Great Falls
City Commissioners approved a new two-year labor agreement with the International Association of Fire Fighters Local 8, which includes 64 sworn firefighters at Great Falls Fire Rescue. The new agreement
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With one week to go before polls close on Nov. 3, the Cascade County elections office has accepted 12,602 ballots. The office had rejected 77 ballots, which were all for
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Nathan Ross Harlan is charged with four misdemeanor counts of accountability for deceptive election practices. The charges stem from false signatures submitted on petitions for U.S. House candidate Michael Eisenhauer
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The University of Providence Board of Trustees voted on Oct. 27 to cease operations at the end of the current school year, “after exhausting all viable paths forward.” The final
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Cascade County commissioners are scheduled to consider increasing the bulk water at their three public water distribution stations during their Oct. 27 meeting. Commissioners tabled the decision from their Oct.
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Great Falls Public Schools and Great Falls Police Department officials discussed school safety and student behaviors during their annual review on Oct. 1. That weekend, GFPS officials dealt with the
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The City of Great Falls Leaf Pickup Program in the boulevard district begins Oct. 27. The pickup schedule is subject to change due to weather conditions, equipment failure, personnel availability,
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Sierra Trading Post Sierra Trading Post has submitted an application on Oct. 20 to the city planning office to remodel the former Bed, Bath and Beyond space in Holiday Village
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Emma Albers is opening her marijuana dispensary at 1427 3rd Ave. N. after a years-long dispute with the City of Great Falls. Earlier this year, District Court Judge Elizabeth Best
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Verde Park is not closed, nor is sledding banned. Toby Hazelbaker, who became the Great Falls Park and Recreation Director in April, told City Commissioners during their Oct. 20 meeting
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City Commissioners approved a new two-year labor agreement with the International Association of Fire Fighters Local 8, which includes 64 sworn firefighters at Great Falls
With one week to go before polls close on Nov. 3, the Cascade County elections office has accepted 12,602 ballots. The office had rejected 77
Nathan Ross Harlan is charged with four misdemeanor counts of accountability for deceptive election practices. The charges stem from false signatures submitted on petitions for
The University of Providence Board of Trustees voted on Oct. 27 to cease operations at the end of the current school year, “after exhausting all
With one week to go before polls close on Nov. 3, the Cascade County elections office has accepted 12,602 ballots. The office had rejected 77
Nathan Ross Harlan is charged with four misdemeanor counts of accountability for deceptive election practices. The charges stem from false signatures submitted on petitions for
Cascade County commissioners are scheduled to consider increasing the bulk water at their three public water distribution stations during their Oct. 27 meeting. Commissioners tabled
Emma Albers is opening her marijuana dispensary at 1427 3rd Ave. N. after a years-long dispute with the City of Great Falls. Earlier this year,
The Air Force issued a notice of intent on Oct. 9 that it’s preparing a supplemental environmental impact statement for the Sentinel ground-based strategic defense
Airmen and sailors from the 625th Strategic Operations Squadron and Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron FOUR (VQ-4), Strategic Communications Wing ONE, completed a simulated electronic launch-Minuteman
The MH-139A Grey Wolf helicopter that is replacing the UH-1N Huey for the nuclear security mission reached initial operational capability in August, according to the
The City of Great Falls is hosting a Sept. 11 Remembrance Ceremony at 8 a.m. on Sept. 11 on the front steps of the Civic
