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Free rabies clinic set for Great Falls after bat case in county
GREAT FALLS, Mont. — The City of Great Falls Animal Shelter announced a free rabies vaccination clinic for pets after a bat in Cascade County tested positive for rabies on August 28. The clinic is scheduled for Monday, September 28, 2026, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the shelter at 1010 25th Avenue NE. The event is tied to World Rabies Day and aims to help local pet owners protect animals, families and the wider community. City rules require current rabies shots for dogs and cats older than four months in Great Falls. Cascade County’s dog control ordinance requires current rabies vaccinations for dogs older than six months. Laramie Smovir, operations manager for the City of Great Falls Animal Shelter, stressed the local risk. “Rabies is here, and we need to take that seriously. Keeping our pets vaccinated is one of the simplest and most effective things we can do to protect them, ourselves, and our community,” Smovir said. The shelter said vaccinations will be free and offered on a first-come, first-served basis. No appointments are required, though pet owners can preregister through the [City of Great Falls Animal Shelter website] to speed up check-in. Preregistration does not hold a
KTVH
Water main breaks in downtown Helena, Lewis and Clark County Detention Center without water
Montana Free Press
Small bank battles out-of-state investor
Sign up for the free Great Falls This Week newsletter and stay in the loop on Great Falls city government, public school meetings, business news and upcoming entertainment and events. 8/31/2026. Good Monday morning to you. This is Matt, your local reporter in Great Falls. For months, I’ve had my...
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City approves design contract to improve failed equipment at wastewater plant
City Commissioners approved a $569,263 contract to HDR Engineering Inc. during their Aug. 18 meeting for the Wastewater Treatment Plant primary clarifier rehabilitation project. The city’s wastewater treatment plant operates two primary clarification basins, each more than 60 years old, that are essential to remove solids, grit and a substantial...
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Denver and Great Falls Hold Earliest First Snow Records in Early September as Cities Nationwide Brace for Winter Ahead
DENVER, COLORADO — As the calendar turns toward autumn, NOAA data compiled by AccuWeather shows Denver holds the record for one of the earliest first snowfalls ever recorded among major US cities, with measurable snow falling on September 3, 1961, more than two months ahead of when most of the country typically sees its first flakes.
KTVH
The road beneath your tires: who’s responsible for East Helena’s streets?
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City Commissioners change meeting times
City Commissioners have changed the time of their regular meetings and work sessions, effective Sept. 1. The work sessions will now start at 4:30 p.m., versus the previous 5:30 p.m. start, and regular meetings will start at 6 p.m., versus 7 p.m. The previous meeting times had been in place...
KRTV News
Cascade County FY 27 budget nears final approval
Max Country
Downtown Great Falls Museum Opens Archival Records From St. Peters Mission Boarding School
The History Museum in downtown Great Falls unveiled records from St. Peters Mission Boarding School this week, inviting descendants to help fill in gaps and correct names in the historical documentation.
KTVH
‘A gift to the future’: historic Unionville Schoolhouse returned to community
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Two Great Falls neighborhood councils meet Sept. 2-3
Two neighborhood councils meet next week in Great Falls. Neighborhood Council 6 meets Sept. 2 at 6:30 p.m. in the Sunnyside Elementary School staff break room. Agenda items include: HD23 candidate introductions: Rebecca Boden-Richards (D), Eric Tillman (R); crime mapping report, council updates and neighborhood concerns. More information on NC6,...