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Great Falls Public Schools Presents Annual AA Orchestra Festival
Great Falls Public Schools invites you to the annual AA Orchestra Festival. This evening of orchestral music will be performed at CM Russell High School on February 3rd at 5 pm. Chamber Orchestras from CM Russell High School and Great Falls High School, as well as special guests from Anaconda, will be featured during this…
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Little Learners Child Care Provides Nuturing Child Care for Community
On April 28, 2025, Jacob Ortado and his wife proudly became the new owners of Little Learners Academy Inc., which is now rebranded as Little Learners Child Care. Conveniently located at 1818 19th Ave South, right across from Sunnyside Elementary, this child care center has been a cornerstone of the community for over 35 years.…
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Power School Continues “Power of Impact” Tradition Honoring Community Influence
Power School proudly held its annual Power of Impact ceremony, a student-led tradition that recognizes community members, educators, and mentors who have made a lasting difference in the lives of graduating seniors. Now in its third year, Power of Impact was originally created by Power School graduate Jaxson Parkinson as part of his Leadership and…
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Lane Gibson Charged with Deliberate Homicide in January 9th Murder Case
The Cascade County Sheriff’s Office, in collaboration with the Cascade County Attorney’s Office, has filed amended charges against 20-year-old Lane Cole Gibson in connection with the homicide of 25-year-old Terrell Gage Johnson from Harlem, Montana. The charges result from an extensive investigation that began on January 9th, 2026, when deputies discovered Johnson deceased inside a…
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Bus Tek Tip – Don’t be Phone Scammed!
Technology scams, like general scams, come in all shapes and sizes. Including using something as quintessential as the telephone. The most prevalent of these are fake IT Support calls. A person will call, saying they are from Microsoft, Google, Dell, or HP, or some other household technology brand. The call will be unsolicited, and say…
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Montana Climate Matters: Column 16 – Ski areas must adapt to changing winters to survive
This time of year, ski areas are normally buzzing with anticipation, but this year many are quiet, employees are waiting, and slopes are thin on snow. In several regions, snow isn’t the problem, rain is. Unusually intense storms have damaged roads and communities throughout the Northwest, with access to some areas closed for months. When…
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Governor Gianforte Recognizes School Choice Week in Montana
Governor Greg Gianforte today recognized School Choice Week in Montana, celebrating the important role parents play in their children’s education and the wide range of high-quality educational opportunities available to Montana families. “Parents know their children best, and they should be empowered to choose the educational path that fits their child’s needs,” Gov. Gianforte said.…
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Fur-Ever Love – Sterling
Don’t fight it — you’re already falling under his spell. Meet Sterling, a young, medium-sized mixed-breed dog whose hypnotic eyes and fluffy good looks have a way of stopping people in their tracks. At around 48 pounds, Sterling is the perfect size for adventure without being overwhelming, and his black-and-cream coat only adds to his…
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Earthquake Felt in Great Falls
An earthquake tremor occurred at approximately 12:45 PM on January 29th. This Earthquake was reported to be a 4.9 magnitude, approximately 6.7 miles away from Great Falls, shaking Montana and parts of Canada, according to Google’s Android Earthquake Alert System. Malmstrom Air Force Base confirmed all operations are proceeding as normal. Immediately after the event,…
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Homicide of Terrell Gage Johnson Update January 29th
The Cascade County Sheriff’s Office has provided an update on the ongoing homicide investigation concerning the death of Terrell Gage Johnson, a 25-year-old male from Harlem, Montana. Johnson was found deceased inside a vehicle in the 1700 block of 22nd Avenue South in Cascade County on January 9, 2026. On January 27, 2026, the Eighth…











