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New safety measures put into place at Memorial Stadium in Great Falls
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - Great Falls Public Schools announced in an email sent to parents on October 5 that changes will be coming to Memorial Stadium. This comes after a stabbing incident following Great Falls High School’s homecoming game on October 2. Students will no longer be able to carry backpacks or bags into the facility. Adults attending games may bring clear bags, but they will be subject to search by security staff. East Middle School will have their own sponsored student section for Great Falls High School home games. Only the students may sit in that reserved area. North Middle School will also have a similar section during C.M. Russell High School home games. Faculty may request proof of attendance, such as student ID cards or PowerSchool. Parents or guardians must attend games with students seated in the grandstands on the western side of the stadium. Any misbehavior will result in being asked to leave. Spectators will no longer be able to be on the field after games. Students can’t leave the stadium and be readmitted. The district also announced that there will be increased police presence at Memorial Stadium. All of these measures put into place are intended
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City considering agreement with TBID to potentially host Ironman race
Great Falls may be host to the Ironman race for the next three summers. The Great Falls Tourism Business Improvement District is proposing to host the annual event in and around Great Falls on Aug. 15, 2027, Aug. 13, 2028 and Aug. 12, 2029. City Commissioners will consider a support...
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Cascade County commission candidates make their pitches
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. Good Monday morning. This week, we’re continuing local candidate interviews to help voters get acquainted with the people behind the...
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‘Increased’ rejected ballots: Birthdate requirement on ballot envelopes ruled unconstitutional
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Air Force, Navy complete simulated airborne ICBM launch test
Airmen and sailors from the 625th Strategic Operations Squadron and Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron FOUR (VQ-4), Strategic Communications Wing ONE, completed a simulated electronic launch-Minuteman event, known as a SELM, at Malmstrom Air Force Base in September. Twice a year, the Air Force and Navy conduct SELMs to test selected...
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Great Things in Great Falls: Halloween tours, theater and a downtown quest
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - A mix of history, theater and downtown exploring gives Great Falls residents several ways to celebrate the Halloween season in October. The History Museum is hosting Grim Tales of Great Falls on Tuesdays and Saturdays in October, and organizers say tickets are selling out quickly. The event takes people through downtown Great Falls and shares stories tied to real locations from the city’s past. More information is available through The History Museum event page . "Take a walk on the grim side and hear true, terrible, and chilling tales from Great Falls’ past. Your tour guide will show you the actual locations of the most haunting stories downtown Great Falls has to offer. Both popular and less-known local lore, including the unknown backstories of incidents you may have already heard, will be shared," the museum said. Another October event in Great Falls comes from Act Normal Theatre. The group schedules Night Terrors for October 9 and 10 and October 23 and 24 at the Ursuline Centre. “Night Terrors: Four Gothic Tales” will lead attendees through four classic gothic shorts at the Ursuline Centre. The History Museum is also running the Terra Cotta Quest in downtown Great
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Grey Wolf, helicopter replacing Malmstrom’s Hueys, has reached initial operational capability
The MH-139A Grey Wolf helicopter that is replacing the UH-1N Huey for the nuclear security mission reached initial operational capability in August, according to the Air Force. The Hueys have been in use at all three intercontinental ballistic missile bases, including Malmstrom Air Force Base, as well as civil search...
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Great Things in Great Falls: Halloween tours, theater and a downtown quest
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - A mix of history, theater and downtown exploring gives Great Falls residents several ways to celebrate the Halloween season in October. The History Museum is hosting Grim Tales of Great Falls on Tuesdays and Saturdays in October, and organizers say tickets are selling out quickly. The event takes people through downtown Great Falls and shares stories tied to real locations from the city’s past. More information is available through The History Museum event page.
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Montana Air National Guard marks final C-130H Hercules training flight
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Three Great Falls neighborhood councils meet Oct. 1-8
Three neighborhood councils meet over the next week in Great Falls. Neighborhood Council 3 meets at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 1 the Riverview Elementary School music room. The meeting will also be streamed live on the council’s Facebook page. Agenda items include a presentation by Sheila Rice on Homeless to...
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Spring Creek exit closure, paving extended
The Montana Department of Transportation and Jeffery Contracting Inc. are extending the closure of the Interstate 15 Spring Creek interchange, Exit 219, through Oct. 3, weather and other unforeseen factors permitting. The closure will now include both the northbound off-ramp and southbound on-ramp. Both ramps will be paved prior to...