Asher Lynde
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Lewistown first responders getting new radio equipment
Justin Jenness has been Lewistown's police chief for about four years and has seen firsthand just how desperately the city has needed this equipment. → Read More
FWP is conducting a survey of the swift fox population along the Hi-Line
"The main goal of these surveys is to actually get population estimates with fox that we have here in region six," Hussey said. → Read More
Mountain View students enjoy new book vending machine
Sixth-graders Kaylee Hammond, Elizabeth O'Leary, and Raelin Keggi were a few students who helped fundraise for the machine → Read More
McLaughlin Research Institute is studying Chronic Wasting Disease
Research is being done at the McLaughlin Research Institute in Great Falls to determine whether or not humans can contract the disease. → Read More
Hanukkah celebrated in Great Falls
Each evening this week, you'll be able to find Congregation Aitz Chaim gather outside at the Great Falls Civic Center celebrating Hanukkah. → Read More
Showdown donation drive will help the Great Falls Community Food Bank
Although last year was slow, the food bank values the partnership and is ready to close out what has been a hectic year for them and food bank director Shaun Tatarka. → Read More
Cascade County Disaster & Emergency Services hosts training
DES is hosting an incident command system training with more than 60 participants from varying entities. → Read More
'Cheers For Volunteers' in central Montana
First responders went through a lot last year and their community came together to thank them for all the work they've put in → Read More
Free pet adoptions at the Great Falls Animal Shelter
From now until the end of the year, the Great Falls Animal Shelter will be offering free adoptions so more pets can have a home for the holidays. → Read More
Some campaign signs vandalized and stolen in Great Falls
The Great Falls Police department says they investigate the reports just like any other theft complaint. → Read More
Great Falls Public Library aims for upgrades
“It’s really a road map to the future of how we can maintain this building and deliver the services our community needs" → Read More
Pet Paw-see offering low-cost spay/neuter clinics for cats
They will spay and neuter 20 cats each month with this clinic and hope to help address the growing needs in the county. → Read More
Great Falls police officer appreciates supportive community
The senior police officer sees a uniqueness on the streets of Great Falls and it's in large part due to the community that makes up the city. → Read More
Welcome home: MT ANG members return from deployment
The Montana Air National Guard welcomed home scores of airmen on Monday as they returned from a months-long deployment to Africa. → Read More
History Museum in Great Falls repatriates items to the Blackfeet Nation
Tribal elders came to the museum to pick up the items, including a holy feather game, pronghorn horn, a bundle, an eagle wing → Read More
GFPS wants to participate in a pilot program for new student tests
“Great Falls Public Schools has submitted a request to participate so that we can know what's coming and help our teachers and students be prepared.” → Read More
Great Falls Emergency Service gets funding for ambulance equipment upgrade
The ambulances in Great Falls Emergency Services' fleet will soon all have the same new-technology cots. → Read More
Electric City Disc Golf Club celebrates course upgrades
The club has seen varying numbers of athletes over the years, but has more than 30 participants in league this year → Read More
Montana Ag Network: Grasshoppers taking a toll
“The grasshopper infestation is the worst it's been here for quite a while,” said Scobey resident Liana Handran. → Read More
Phillips County Fair is a go, despite loss of grandstand
This year on April 5, a windstorm took it out and now, there are temporary seats and they are what Phillips County must use for their fair. → Read More