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Great Falls restaurant supports Toby's House after crash damages nursery
GREAT FALLS, Mont. – Following a crash that left Toby's House Crisis Nursery in disarray last month, the Great Falls community is stepping up to support the nonprofit. Known for aiding parents in need, the nursery has become a focal point for local support. Teriyaki Madness, a local restaurant...
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GFSymphony Presents “Roots of Expression” Conducted by Music Director Candidate Fernanda Lastra on November 8th
The Great Falls Symphony announces Roots of Expression, an immersive concert experience led by music director candidate Fernanda Lastra on Friday, November 8, at 7:30 PM at the Mansfield Theater. The evening begins with a free pre-concert talk at 6:30 PM and concludes with a relaxed post-concert reception at the ‘Maestro Lounge’ open until 10:30 PM where audience members can mingle with musicians and meet the conductor.
KTVH
Central Montana hunters see success on the opening weekend of general deer and elk season
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Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art to Host Guest Presentation with Holocaust Survivor John Kunz
Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art (The Square) invites the public to attend a guest speaker presentation, “A Journey to Freedom: A Polish Family’s Escape from a Nazi Concentration Camp to America” with John Kunz, Holocaust Survivor, on November 6th at 5:30pm. The program is held at The Square, 1400 1st Ave North, Great Falls, Montana and is free and open to the public.
Whitefish Pilot
Eleven top-tier musicians perform at All-State Festival
Eleven Whitefish High School musicians were selected to perform at Montana’s All-State Music Festival held in Great Falls, Oct. 15-17. The students were selected as the best in the state last spring and were invited to perform at the top-tier festival. Students rehearsed for two days with world class conductors and concluded the festival with a grand concert consisting of students of all class sizes, AA to C. Junior Marlis Nargi on the double bass, was the sole Whitefish High School standout orchestra student selected. The Whitefish High School choir sent six students: seniors Scarlet Burke, alto; Grayson Wood, alto; and Nora Ide, soprano, and Dessi Young, soprano, attended, in addition to sophomore Madeline Spear, soprano, and freshman Kendall Dye, alto. Four band students from Whitefish High School participated: sophomore Ginger Bergland, euphonium; senior Bjorn Bungener, trombone; sophomore Cohen Gates, clarinet; and senior Paige Sebby, trumpet. While students rehearsed, educators participated in the Montana Music Educator Association Conferences. Band Director Matthew King and Choir Director Sky Thoreson had the honor of presenting sessions at the conference. Whitefish High School All-State Choir members: Scarlet Burke, Madeline Spear, Dessi Young, Kendall Dye, Nora Ide, and Grayson Wood. (Photo provided) Montana High School
KRTV News
Sparkettes of Montana host annual 'Trail Of Terror'
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7 Montana Burger Spots Everyone Should Try Once (If You Can Find Them)
Montana isn’t exactly famous for its burger scene, but hidden across this big sky state are some seriously incredible spots that’ll make you forget all about those chain restaurants. Most of these places are tucked away in small towns or off the beaten path, so finding them feels...