Alisha Jordan
Great Falls Tribune
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Cross-country hugger visits Great Falls police to say thanks
A 12-year-old is traveling the country to support law enforcement and visited Great Falls on Thursday. → Read More
1st death of a minor related to COVID-19 reported in Cascade County
The individual was a male under the age of 18 and unvaccinated, with a condition known as Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome, or MIS-C. → Read More
Annual Last Chance Community Pow Wow in Helena coming in September
The 23rd annual Last Chance Community Pow Wow will be held Sept. 30, Oct, 1, and Oct. 2, at the Lewis and Clark County Fairgrounds in Helena. The free event will have displays of Native drumming, dancing, food and crafts at the fairgrounds' Exhibit Hall. Native drum groups will provide music for dancers in traditional regalia from all over Montana, the northwestern United States and Canada, in… → Read More
Event upcoming for National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month across the country → Read More
Allegra Marketing Print Mail in Great Falls earns international customer service award
Allegra Marketing Print Mail in Great Falls has been honored by the Alliance Franchise Brands network with its prestigious e-Commerce award. → Read More
GFPS board approves new contract with Craft Council employees
GFPS board of trustees unanimously approved the request to ratify the three-year Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) → Read More
Community spread level for COVID returns to low in Great Falls for 1st time since May
Benefis Hospital reported 10 patients hospitalized by COVID and one in the ICU as the community spread level returns to low this week. → Read More
Students in Great Falls breaking ground on affordable housing project
A groundbreaking for the High School House will be held at 11:30 a.m. on Sept. 13, at 512 6th Ave. S. and is open to the community. → Read More
RiverStone Health names Forte as new president and CEO
The new RiverStone Health leader comes from a role as senior vice president of a Maryland health system. → Read More
Four-day 'pocket' carnival happening on 10th Avenue
A small ‘pocket’ carnival is in town on 10th Street from Sept. 8 until Sept. 11. → Read More
31 Montana counties report single digit newly reported cases
130 new COVID cases in Cascade County and 149 active cases. → Read More
Cascade County reports second highest newly reported cases in Montana
Cascade County reports 293 new cases. → Read More
Community members pitch in to renovate three GFPS elementary libraries
Chief Joseph, Lincoln, and Whitter Elementary libraries received a complete makeover → Read More
3 new COVID-19 deaths confirmed, bringing Montana's active cases to over 2,000
Montana posted their count of new COVID-19 cases Friday, with three death and nine hospitalizations. → Read More
85 teachers welcomed to GFPS ahead of school year; district rolls out new app
Great Falls Public Schools has recently held training for 85 new teachers across the district. → Read More
Jack Fischer Memorial Garden welcomes volunteers for 'sprucing' before school starts
Jack Fischer Memorial Sculpture Garden Committee is now back up and running by holding a work party for the garden on Aug. 16. → Read More
155 new COVID-19 cases, 0 new deaths reported in Cascade County
Cascade County community level is set to medium as 155 new COVID-19 cases have been reported. → Read More
1,964 notebooks and more: United Way Stuff the Bus to help local kids kick off new school year
Stuff the Bus held by United Way collects more than 13,000 items to be given to local kids as school starts. Next up: The Back 2 School Blast on Aug 12. → Read More
High winds, Red Flag warning on horizon for Great Falls area
Red Flag warning, high winds forecast for Great Falls area. → Read More
Gibson Park event this Saturday; Families For Choice, Day of Action
This coming Saturday, July 30th, the community is invited to attend Families For Choice, Day of Action at Gibson Park from 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. → Read More