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Follow the Yellow Brick Road to Oz with the Great Falls Theatre Company
The Great Falls Theatre Company is off to see the Wizard, taking the community on a trip down the Yellow Brick Road with its summer musical opening July 9. More than 40 local actors, a live orchestra, original sets and costumes take audiences to the Land of Oz in the stage adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s tale, The Wizard of Oz, featuring the musical score from the MGM film.
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Great Falls native returns to build Montana film industry
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Photos: July 4 parade in downtown Great Falls
Matt Ehnes of Jared’s Detours caught some of the patriotic festivities for America’s 250th anniversary at the parade in downtown Great Falls. Festivities continue tonight with the annual fireworks show, organized and funded by the People’s Park and Recreation Foundation, from West Bank Park. The show is...
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Great Falls Hootenanny brings free music downtown for the Fourth
Great Falls, Mont. — A free concert in downtown Great Falls is set to mark America’s 250th and give people another reason to stay downtown after the annual Fourth of July parade. NonStop Local spoke with sponsors and supporters of the Hootenanny, who said the event helped spotlight...
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Two Great Falls Museums Could Lose County Funding That's Kept Them Running Since The 1970s
Two of Great Falls' longest-supported cultural institutions — Paris Gibson Square and the History Museum — may lose the Cascade County mill levy funding they've relied on since the late 1970s.
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'Soaring' documentary follows Great Falls gymnast Jenny Hill's journey to Special Olympics USA Games
Great Falls gymnast Jenny Hill came to the Special Olympics USA Games to compete. She'll head home with five medals, memories to last a lifetime and friendships that began with a documentary.
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Putts Fore Kids Golf Tournament on July 10 - 11, 2026
Friday, July 10, 2026 @ 10:30 PM - Saturday, July 11, 2026 6:00 AM. Family Connections’ Putts Fore Kids charity golf scramble is Friday, July 10, 2026, at Eagle Falls Golf Course, Great Falls. All proceeds from the event benefit Family Connections, a local, non-profit (Fed. EIN 81-0438469). We have been offering child care scholarship eligibility, referral and community services for forty years. Your support helps children in foster care, improves children’s educational success through access to quality child care, and provides child care financial assistance, emergency supplies, and free referrals. Donations to Family Connections are tax deductible within IRS guidelines. The event has games, first place team prize(s), individual contests, raffles, and more fun! Below is a list of the sponsor levels. We also welcome businesses to supply promotional items for our swag bags. We will need up to 144 of the items which would give us enough for 36 teams. Thank you for your consideration in supporting Family Connections!
KRTV News
Waking the Dead returns to bring Great Falls history to life
Great Falls Tribune
CMR golf's Jack Pinski the boys' Fan Vote Athlete of the Year
C.M. Russell High’s Jack Pinski has been named the readers’ choice in the 2025-26 Boys’ Athlete of the Year Fan Vote. More: Great Falls High's Cael Floerchinger the Boys' 2025-26 Athlete of the Year More: CMR tennis' Georgia Pike the Tribune's 2025-26 Girls' Athlete of the Year The junior was All-State for the second year in a row for the Rustlers, moving up to a third-place finish at the state meet with two rounds of 72. Pinski, the Boys’ Athlete of the Fall for the Tribune, was also the Eastern AA divisional champion for the second consecutive year. Also nominated for the Athlete of the Year Fan Vote were Eli Crist and Howard Daniel of CMR tennis, Gage Allen of CMR wrestling, Cael Floerchinger of Great Falls High wrestling, Seth Woldtvedt and Duncan Schroeder of Great Falls High swimming, Steele Harris of Great Falls High football and Hunter Lee of CMR football. This article originally appeared on Great Falls Tribune: CMR golf's Jack Pinski the boys' Fan Vote Athlete of the Year
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Great Things in Great Falls: Downtown Summer Jam, Lewis & Clark Festival and 'Walking the Dead'
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - Sunny days in Great Falls mean more great things around Great Falls!. Downtown Summer Jam kicks off on Wednesday, June 17 with Matt Schuster. An outdoor stage will take over the corner of 5th & Central in downtown Great to feature summer jams! Sons of Habit will perform on July 15, with Hayden Blount slated for August 12.