Owen Skornik Hayes
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Great Falls teen featured on 'America's Funniest Videos'
Keilee Edwards of Great Falls went viral after biting into 'Nature's Hot Dog' → Read More
Big Sky Cheese defaults on loan
Madison Food Park defaults on bridge loans provided by the Great Falls Development Authority leading to civil lawsuit. → Read More
Montana actor releases new indie film
Actor Rob Grabow stars and directs in a new indie film titled, "The Year of the Dog". A story about overcoming addiction and finding connections. → Read More
Community raises money for retired GFPD officer fighting cancer
Rich Hollis, Owner of Hi Ho Tavern, invited the community to take part in a silent auction. All proceeds to benefit the Beecroft family. → Read More
Great Falls hospital highlights new robotic surgical tool
Benefis Health System in Great Falls is the first hospital in the state to utilize a new surgical tool called ROSA: Robotic Orthopedic Surgical Arm. → Read More
Great Falls Rescue Mission plans to broaden services
The Great Falls Rescue Mission has been serving individuals and families in a time of need for 60 years. → Read More
Blackfeet Tribal Business Council will make NARCAN training mandatory
NARCAN is a fast-acting medicine which counteracts the effects of opioid overdose, and is administered via a nasal spray. → Read More
University of Providence announces new nursing program
“The most important parts of this whole program is that it is on campus and face to face,” says VP of Academic Affairs, Matthew Redinger. → Read More
Flour Power Bakery offers gluten-free food
Tiffany and Lindsay Ostman recently opened Flour Power Gluten Free Bakery & Beyond to offer gluten-free food. → Read More
Conrad family escapes house fire
A family in Conrad escaped a house fire on December 20, 2022. The family is currently living in a hotel, trying to deal with the aftermath. → Read More
The dangers of ice jams
With temperatures now warming into the 30s and 40s, ice jams will pose more of a threat to riverfront properties. → Read More
Author discusses the history of midwives in Montana
The presenter was Dr. Jennifer Hill, author of ‘Birthing The West’ which examines the importance and impact of midwives in the Mountain-West, during the 18th and early-19th centuries. → Read More
On the ballot: recreational marijuana sales in Great Falls (video)
Voters will decide whether or not to allow or prohibit all types of commercial marijuana businesses from operating within the City → Read More
Great Falls baker turns her hobby into a business
"My dream eventually is to have my own coffee house, bakery, where people can just come, hang out and relax a little bit,” she says. → Read More
Montana veterans may lose easy access to prescriptions
Veterans in Montana and across the country who use TRICARE for their medication and prescription needs are under threat of losing easy access to these services. → Read More
Fall Awareness Week aims to prevent dangerous slips and falls
Many people assume that dangerous falls are only a hazard to elderly people, but all ages can fall victim to injuries and expensive hospital bills as a result of a slip or tumble. → Read More
'Retrovation" - O'Haire Motor Inn is embracing its retro roots
Owner Sandra Johnson is overseeing the building’s “retrovation" - a fancy way of saying renovation but with a unique twist. → Read More
Eagle Scout hopeful commits to revitalizing Lions Park
The pavilion has sat weathered and chipped for years now, and it's taken one special individual to bring along the change. → Read More
Showdown Montana now owns a hotel
Showdown Montana, the ski area located near Monarch and Neihart, recently bought a hotel in the nearby community of White Sulphur Springs. → Read More
Planned Parenthood MT restarts medication abortion for all out-of-state patients
Planned Parenthood of Montana says it is again providing medication abortions to patients who come to Montana from other states → Read More