Brianna Juneau
KXLH - Helena
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Influx of Great Falls visitors brings positive economic impact
Great Falls is experiencing an increase in visitors and that increase in people leaves impacts on the city’s economy. → Read More
Great Falls barber reflects on 60 years of memories
“I’ve been a barber for nearly 60 years, been at this shop for 40. I’ve never known or wanted to know anything different,” said Jim Christiaens, the owner of the shop. → Read More
Great Falls students get to operate RED HORSE heavy equipment
The name is an acronym that stands Rapid Engineer Deployable, Heavy Operational Repair Squadron, Engineer. → Read More
Montana Ag Network: producers optimistic about 2023
2022 was quite a year for ag producers in Montana. They faced problems with an ongoing drought, inflation, and grasshoppers. → Read More
Great Falls Community Food Bank looks ahead to 2023
The non-profit has helped countless people and going into 2023 officials say that they will have to play an even larger role in fulfilling the needs of the community. → Read More
Badger-Two Medicine controversy continuing
The 40-year long saga over the Badger-Two Medicine area continues, as Louisiana-based Solenex continues its quest to drill for oil. → Read More
Life-savers: blood donors needed during holiday season
“Across the state, we've already canceled seven blood drives this month, and so we've lost like over 240 units of blood from those cancelations.” → Read More
Montana Grain Growers Convention underway in Great Falls
The Montana Grain Growers Convention & Trade Show is underway in Great Falls, with hundreds of attendees from just about every sector of the industry → Read More
Recount for Cascade County Clerk & Recorder race
Elections staff and county commissioners counted all outstanding provisional ballots, military ballots, and ballots that had issues with signatures. → Read More
North Macedonians visit Great Falls to learn about judicial system
The delegation will meet with federal judges and prosecutors, district court judges, and attorneys in order to grow their knowledge of our judicial system. → Read More
Malmstrom AFB welcomes new wing commander
A change of command ceremony was held at Malmstrom Air Force Base on Monday, as airmen welcomed a new wing commander. → Read More
Renovations are underway at the Montana Veterans Memorial
Since it opened in 2006, the Montana Veterans Memorial has placed more than 7,400 tiles honoring Montana veterans → Read More
United Way of Cascade County announces grants
The United Way of Cascade County this week announced the recipients of $432,864 in grant funding in the coming year. → Read More
Great Falls residents discuss church's homeless camp
GREAT FALLS — Tuesday’s city zoning meeting was a full house as people from all over Great Falls gathered to voice their concerns regarding the First United Methodist Church’s attempt at receiving a conditional use permit for an emergency homeless shelter. An encampment has been on the church’s property since the winter of 2021 when Pastor Jeff Wakely noticed homeless people struggling with the… → Read More
Great Falls LGBTQ Center is hosting Pride Month events
Great Falls LGBTQ Center has some special events planned → Read More
Blackfeet couple is launching a community youth center
Kipp is on a mission to empower the youth of Browning. → Read More
Students learn about bison's importance to Native culture
The event was hosted by the Great Falls Public School's Indigenous Education program → Read More
Jersey Mike's grand opening in Great Falls will help Special Olympics
Jersey Mike’s Subs, located on the West Bank Landing next to Five On Black, is set to open on Wednesday, March 23. → Read More
Great Falls College faculty member publishes debut novel
Leigh Ann Ruggiero, a professor at Great Falls College MSU, recently fulfilled a lifelong dream of writing a book. → Read More
Montana-Alberta border closure is frustrating for many
Sweet Grass Port Director Mark Hanson said that there are usually around 500 vehicles daily at the port, and now nobody can get through. → Read More