High use at the Pacific Steel and Recycling Trailside Dog Park has caused considerable turf damage to the park. Starting May 11, the dog park
Great Falls
Two more candidates file for city commission
A few more people have filed for this year’s City Commission election. Kendall Cox and Joe McKenney have entered the race. Filing opened for the
Business Bites: Bright Eyes Cafe for sale; Precision Pilates and Yoga moving; Alluvion adds office space, plans Rocky Mountain Building project; mental health partnership created; city approves CDBG funds; Habitat breaks ground; NeighborWorks receives $500k toward affordable; Leadership Great Falls accepting applications; apartments under construction
Bright Eyes Cafe Beth McKinney of Bright Eyes Cafe is seeking a new owner for the turn-key business. The cafe is listed at a negotiable
Malmstrom lowers COVID health response level
Malmstrom Air Force Base has lowered its health protection condition to alpha on May 6 as the local COVID levels have decreased. HPCON Alpha “indicates
Military
ICBM test launch aborted
An unarmed Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile test launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif., experienced a ground abort prior to launch on May 5.
Air Force release draft environmental assessment for GBSD testing phase
The Air Force has released the draft environmental assessment, as required by the National Environmental Policy Act, to evaluate potential environmental effects associated with the implementation
CCHD booking those on waiting list for next batch of vaccines; Malmstrom expanding availability; VA receives more doses for veterans
Updated Feb. 10 The Cascade County City-County Health Department is not holding online scheduling this week for the COVID-19 vaccine appointments for next week. Instead,
Montana Guard troops returning home from D.C.
Members of the Montana National Guard arrived in Helena on Jan. 26 after spending just over a week in Washington, D.C., supporting security operations for