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Montana could be a model as more GOP states weigh Medicaid work requirements
Two decades ago, Jeff Beisecker and his family returned to Great Falls, Montana, from a religious mission to the Philippines. Beisecker had no health insurance and no steady source of income, and neither did his wife. Fearful of being without coverage, Beisecker enrolled himself, his wife and their four children in Medicaid for nearly a […] The post Montana could be a model as more GOP states weigh Medicaid work requirements appeared first on South Dakota Searchlight.
Churches Tied to Civil Rights Awarded National Park Service Preservation Funds
Six churches are among 39 projects being awarded grants from the National Park Service to preserve historical examples of the Civil Rights activism of African Americans. The recipients of the $23.4 million in awards include the Historic Tabernacle Baptist Church Selma AL Legacy Foundation. The foundation will receive $744,545 to help protect the interior of the building and enhance its air quality. The church was the site of the first mass meeting for proponents of the voting rights movement and the spiritual home of several presidents of the National Baptist Convention USA Inc.
Financial future of Great Falls schools topic of Wednesday meeting
The public is invited to join Schools Superintendent Tom Moore Wednesday evening for an informational meeting on how the future financial landscape will impact Great Falls Public Schools in the coming years. Moore will be joined by Jamie Marshall, Chair of Kids' Education YES, a school funding Political Action Committee (PAC) that has been active in Great Falls since the 1990s.
Give Great Falls raises over $56k for local nonprofits
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - The Great Falls community is benefiting from the power of social media and Give Great Falls. Giving stopped on May 3, 2024, and the community raised $56,474.56 for local non profits. The Great Falls Area Chamber of Commerce says the giving was through just 432 donors.
Air Force Base training may impact traffic near Great Falls
Malmstrom AFB will conduct a military training exercise May 7-9, 2024, on the installation and around central Montana. Air Force Base training may impact traffic near Great Falls. The following is a press release from 341st Missile Wing Public Affairs:
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