Improvements are planned for the portion of Stuckey Road that’s within the city limits. On Tuesday, City Commissioners will consider an agreement with the Montana Department of Transportation, which will design, manage and oversee construction of the improvements. The project will reconstruct and pave a section of road that is about three-tenths of a mile. The road is currently gravel
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Good neighbors deserve recognition. The Montana Neighbor Awards wants to celebrate good neighbors and is soliciting nominations for its annual awards. The Montana Neighbor Awards is a working group made up of conservation organizations from around the state including Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks, Montana Association of Land Trusts, Montana Farm Bureau, Artemis Common Ground, The Nature Conservancy of Montana
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The 2018 Luminaria Walk is June 16 from 7-11 p.m. The walk began in 1993 with 200 luminarias lighting the trail near the caboose as the first annual Luminaria Walk sponsored by the River’s Edge Trail. This year, more than 1,000 luminarias have been decorated/colored by students from schools in Great Falls and will line the trail. Students from Meadowlark
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The Great Falls Farmer’s Market opened for the season today with about 140 vendors. By next week, more vendors will be packed into the Civic Center parking lot, Park Drive and the Downtowner parking lot behind Park Place. The market is also working to expand into the parking lot by Energy West, between the Civic Center and the Great Falls
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Millions of dollars worth of public works projects are in either in progress or planned for the coming years in Great Falls. One of those projects is installing additional water mains crossing under the Missouri River and the Sun River. The additional mains would ensure adequate water pressure and quantity to the expanding city and provide redundancy for unexpected repairs
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The hearing on the motion to dismiss a lawsuit against Cascade County has been postponed because a squirrel knocked out some of the power in the courthouse. The case is being heard by Judge Olivia Rieger, a district judge for the 7th Judicial District out of Glendive. Rieger was scheduled to hear the motions Friday morning via VisionNet but since
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