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Americans Expected to Spend More to Say I Love You this Valentine's Day
Flowers, candy, jewelry, and a romantic dinner are all popular gifts to say I love you.
MSU Northern Among Schools at Trades Rodeo and Career Fair
Around 400 students from across Central Montana braved the cold Wednesday in Great Falls to get an idea of career opportunities available to them at the Trades Rodeo and Career Fair at MSU Great Falls.
Man stabbed on South Side undergoes surgery at Benefis East
A man was stabbed on the South Side about 1:30 p.m. Saturday in Great Falls, sending the victim to the hospital and into surgery.
Great Falls runners rally for Sidney teacher Sherry Arnold
Temperatures in the single dig-its Saturday morning didn't keep them for turning out to show support for fellow-runner Sherry Arnold and her family.
Great Falls gardening not easy but there are some tricks to try
Great Falls isn't the easiest place to garden. There are a few pockets of loamy soil in the area, but more likely than not, it's either sand or gumbo.
Great Falls Man Receives Second Helping Of Boot Camp
A Great Falls man who admitted violating a no contact order and other terms of his probation has been sentenced to three years in the Department of Corrections, with 18 months suspended, and a recommendation for him to attend "boot camp." Calvin Tyrone Bowens Jr., 30, formerly of Washington and more recently of Great Falls, admitted in Montana 15th ... (more)
Jack Hanna coming to Great Falls event
It's not often you can take a true story based on a young man who gets cancer before slowly... Jack Hanna, right, is planning to come to Great Falls later this year for the Great Falls Advertising Federation's second Ad Club Celebrity Celebration.
Mule Deer Foundation plans local chapter
It's not often you can take a true story based on a young man who gets cancer before slowly... The Mule Deer Foundation is attempting to establish a chapter in Great Falls.
Interpretive Center shows 'Green Fire - Aldo Leopold' '
"Green Fire - Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic for Our Time," is coming to Great Falls at the Lewis and Clark Intepretive Center on Feb.
Indians 101: The Fort Shaw Indian Boarding School
In 1892 the army abandoned Fort Shaw, located 24 miles west of Great Falls, Montana.
Renners donate to Russell paintings, library to C.M. Russell Museum
Sarah Burt, chief curator at C.M. Russell Museum, stands with two Charlie Russell watercolors, "Meat for the Wagon," left, and "When I Was a Kid." The paintings were donated to the museum by the estates and families of Ginger K. and Frederic G. Renner.
Ron White, comedian returns to Great Falls
Stand-up comedian Ron White, returns to the Mansfield Center for the Performing Arts in Great Falls, with his cigar smoking, scotch drinking, "Moral Compass Tour." White has received two Grammy nominations, a Gold Record, authored a book that appeared on the New York Times Best Seller List, and CD and DVD sales of over 10 Million.
Lately, a flier slamming Rep. Cleve Loney as too extreme for Great Falls has been showing up on Riverview doorsteps.
Great Falls man gets deferred sentence in Park County vandalism, restitution not set
It's not often you can take a true story based on a young man who gets cancer before slowly... LIVINGSTON, Mont.
O'Hara announces re-election candidacy for House District 18
It's not often you can take a true story based on a young man who gets cancer before slowly... Republican Jesse O'Hara will seek a fourth term representing voters in House District 18, which encompasses southwest Great Falls and stretches west to Simms.
City discusses offering Great Falls license plate
Several Great Falls city commissioners Tuesday night said they want city staff to check into creating a new city specialty license plate like ones offered by Billings, Missoula and Browning.
Three charged in golden eagle killing
Three Montana men each face up to a year in prison on charges that two of them captured and killed an injured golden eagle then sold it to the third man for $100, authorities announced Tuesday.
Great Falls runners plan to join 'virtual run' for Sherry Arnold
On Saturday, local runners of all abilities will have a chance to honor, remember and celebrate Sherry Arnold's life with a run in Gibson Park.
Mobile home park residents want new water, sewage district after arsenic found in well
Don Feist, president of Trailer Terrace Co-op, holds a month-old water filter, left, next to a new one.
Biofeedback process can help people control autonomic nervous system issues
It's not often you can take a true story based on a young man who gets cancer before slowly... Clinical psychologist Cory Hessel shows the biofeedback equipment he uses to treat stress and anxiety, among other disorders.