Simms
Simms, MT · Business
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GFPS reviews staffing statistics, continuing focus on recruitment and retention
Great Falls Public Schools is the third-largest local employer with 1,842 employees supporting 21 schools and 10,000 students. Personnel makes up about 85 percent of the district’s annual budget. During the Sept. 8 school board meeting, Heather Spurzem, district human resources director, discussed hiring, recruitment and turnover. She said...
KRTV News
June rain helps north-central Montana producers salvage harvest as winter concerns loom
Collinsville Daily News
Central Great Falls outage moved to Sept. 16 for power upgrade
GREAT FALLS, Mont. — NorthWestern Energy announced a rescheduled overnight power outage in central Great Falls that is now set for midnight to 5 a.m. Sept. 16. The outage will affect some customers in the area generally north of 10th Avenue South to 3rd Avenue South and west of 16th Street South to 3rd Street South. NorthWestern Energy said affected customers will get an automated phone call before the outage. Crews will replace substation equipment that was nearing the end of its useful life. The company said the work is needed to help keep electric service reliable. NorthWestern Energy urged customers to make sure their current phone number was tied to their account so they can receive outage updates and other notices. Customers can verify or update that information through My Energy Account or by contacting NorthWestern Energy Customer Service at 888-467-2669.
gfgazette.com
Planned Power Outage Notification for Central Great Falls Customers
Some NorthWestern Energy customers in parts of central Great Falls, specifically, the area north of 10th Avenue South to 3rd Avenue South and west of 16th Street South to 3rd Street South, will experience a planned power outage. Originally scheduled for Friday, September 11th, the outage has been rescheduled to September 16th, from midnight to approximately 5 a.m. This outage is necessary to allow crews to replace substation equipment that is nearing the end of its useful life.
wiareport.com
Leanne Frost Is CEO of Great Falls College in Montana
Leanne Frost is the new CEO and dean of Great Falls College Montana State University, a public community college affiliated with the Montana State University System. According to the most recent information from the U.S. Department of Education, Great Falls College enrolls more than 1,500 students, 69 percent of whom are women.