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Carter Park Street Reconstruction Traffic Control Beginning 9/22/25
The City of Great Falls has a contract with United Materials of Great Falls, Inc. for a street reconstruction project. The construction activity will occur between September 22nd,2025, and November 21st, 2025. It will require full road closures on 4th St S (between 6th Ave S and 7th Ave S), as well as 6th Ave…
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Civic Calendar – Week of Sepember 21st
Neighborhood Council #4Thursday, September 25, 2025 6:30 pmHeritage Baptist Church900 52nd St N Transit District Board MeetingWednesday, September 24, 2025 7:00 pm to 8:00 pmGreat Falls Transit District Office3905 North Star Blvd Library Board MeetingTuesday, September 23, 20254:30 pm to 6:30 pmGreat Falls Public Library301 2nd Avenue North Planning Advisory Board/Zoning CommissionTuesday, September 23, 20253:00 pm MACo 116th Annual…
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Neighbors Helping Neighbors – September 21st
Neighbors helping neighbors is a local listing where you can find ways of assisting others in your local community. By working with local non-profit organizations, we can reach out to people in need safely and help insure people’s needs are met. Great Falls Gazette is committed to helping local organizations to help the less fortunate…
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Montana Highway Patrol Graduates 11 New Troopers
The Montana Highway Patrol (MHP) held a graduation ceremony on Friday, September 19th for the 82nd Montana Highway Patrol Advanced Academy, during which 11 new troopers were officially commissioned. Attorney General Knudsen and MHP Colonel Kurt Sager addressed the graduates prior to the swearing-in and badge pinning ceremonies. “I am proud to welcome 11 new…
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Change to Municipal Positions on General Election Ballot
This year’s November general election will have less municipal races listed on the ballot compared to previous years. This is due to a limited number of candidates running for some positions. Great Falls’ nine Neighborhood Councils each have five positions. Of those nine councils, only Neighborhood Council #3 has more than five candidates who filed…
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Montana Can Stop the Next Opioid Wave
Think it won’t happen in Montana…since 2020, 29 people have died from Kratom concentrates in Montana. On July 29, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration urged the DEA to schedule 7- hydroxymitragynine (7-OH), a powerful opioid now sold in vape shops, convenience stores, and online. This action does not target natural kratom leaf, but rather…
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CCSO Arrests Great Falls Man on Charges of Child Sexual Abuse Material
The Cascade County Sheriff’s Office has arrested Jeremy Alan Weber, a Technical Sergeant on active duty at Malmstrom Air Force Base, on multiple felony charges pertaining to the possession of child sexual abuse material. On August 28, 2025, the Internet Crimes Against Children Detectives of the Cascade County Sheriff’s Office received 386 CyberTipline reports from…
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Elevation 3330 Public House Sets Grand Opening Under New Management
Jason Madill is originally from Billings, Montana. He relocated to Great Falls in 1995. He took his first job with a construction firm in Great Falls, after which he purchased an apartment building, residing in one unit while renovating the remaining units. During this time, he decided to find an office to work from, and…
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Larson to Discuss her Volunteering in Pakistan on Thursday, Sept. 18th
Leigh Larson, this summer, spent eight weeks in Pakistan with an American Christian organization doing humanitarian work. Leigh will visit the Library on Thursday, Sept. 18, from 6:30 to 8 pm to talk to us about this work, focusing on Muslim culture, the Taliban, climate change impact on equatorial people, and the local geography. Ms.…
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Montana Poets Charles Finn, Sean Hill and Amy Pearson to Read Works/Talk Poetry on Sept. 16th
The Great Falls Public Library invites the public to join us for a poetry reading by three incredible Montana Poets. On Tuesday, Sept. 16, from 6:30 to 7:30 pm, we welcome Charles Finn, Sean Hill, and Amy Pearson to read their works and talk about the process of creating poetry. Charles Finn is the former…











