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Great Falls Tribune
Jack Pinski hits hole-in-one as CMR boys, Hageman take Belgrade Invite
C.M. Russell High’s Jack Pinski earned a career-first achievement on Tuesday, Sept. 1. The senior golfer connected on a hole-in-one on the second day of the Belgrade Invitational at Cottonwood Hills Golf Club in Bozeman. The hole-in-one came on No. 14, a par 3, from 164 yards out for the two-time All-State athlete and defending Eastern AA champ. Senior Jackson Hageman won the tourney as he shot 141 (71-70) over 36 holes, starting at Riverside Country Club on Monday, and head coach Rylie Madsen’s CMR boys took the team race over the other seven Eastern AA clubs. Pinski took second overall, shooting a 69 on Monday at Riverside before a 74 at Cottonwood Hills to finish out the tournament. CMR freshman Grant Golik finished sixth overall (151) and shot a tourney-best round of 68 at Riverside on day one. Brooklyn Hageman tied for eighth (177) on the girls’ side for the Rustlers, while Madi Timmons of Great Falls High was tied for 12 th with a 183. Cruz Murillo was the top finisher for the Great Falls High boys at 29 th (176). The CMR and Great Falls High golfers are on the road next week on Sept. 8-9 at
KTVH
‘A gift to the future’: historic Unionville Schoolhouse returned to community
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.
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Metal On The Missouri Rolls Into Lewis And Clark Interpretive Center Saturday, 10 A.m. To 2 P.m.
Metal on the Missouri brings classic cars and custom rides to the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center in Great Falls this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Admission is free, and food trucks will be on hand.
We Are Shelby
Metal On The Missouri Rolls Into Lewis And Clark Interpretive Center Saturday, 10 A.m. To 2 P.m.
Metal on the Missouri brings classic cars and custom rides to the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center in Great Falls this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Admission is free, and food trucks will be on hand.
Fairfield Sun Times
Lincoln Elementary set to reopen for the first time since roof collapsed in May
Lincoln Elementary in Great Falls reopens after roof damage forced the school to relocate. Great Falls — Lincoln Elementary School is set to reopen Wednesday for the first day after a windstorm tore off part of the roof and forced students and staff to move to other schools last school year.
Montana Free Press
New exhibition surfaces Indian boarding school records
On Friday evening, the Cascade County Historical Society’s history museum in Great Falls will open a new exhibit on an Indian boarding school that operated near Cascade, Montana, from the middle of the 19th century to the early 20th century. It’s the History Museum & Research Center’s first major exhibition built around historical records recently donated by a Roman Catholic religious order.
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Murals a “wow statement” in downtown Great Falls, eighth anual festival underway
The downtown mural festival is back this week, bringing a burst of activity, color and vibrancy. It’s the eighth annual Great Walls, formerly ArtsFest Montana, festival curated by Cameron Moberg, an internationally known muralist based in California who started painting in Great Falls on the invitation of a friend in collaboration with NeighborWorks Great Falls in 2018.
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Harvest Howl Returns To Great Falls With Chris Cagle Headlining At Four Seasons Arena
The Rotary Club of Great Falls runs Camp Rotary up in the Little Belt Mountains, and their one big fundraiser each year is the Harvest Howl, this time featuring country artist Chris Cagle at the Four Seasons Arena.
KRTV News
Great Walls paints downtown with seven new murals
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Business Bites: Cowboy Slick opening downtown; car show and movie in the park this weekend; restaurants moving; events at The History Museum and The Square; data center task force meeting; Boot Barn; Spirit Halloween; Stock the Block for Baatz apartments; and more
After a year and a half of demolition and determination, a historic downtown Great Falls building is getting a new lease on life. Shirstie Gaylord, owner of the Montana gift shop Hometana, is opening a new sister brand called Cowboy Slick. With the tagline “Witty Gifts with Grit,” Cowboy Slick...