Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 13th of January.
Good morning, Great Falls.
Students in Mr. Ramsey's business class at CMR High partnered with Big Sandy Organics to develop a Kamut snack bar and are working on flavor, packaging, and marketing as it may be sold as a fundraiser for DECA.
They will refine the product and explore next steps later this semester.
CMR business class partnered with Big Sandy Organics to create a Kamut snack bar as a hands-on lesson in marketing, branding, and budgeting.
The project may later fundraise for CMR and Great Falls High DECA chapters pending funding.
Colonel Jen Cinq-Mars (the first woman to command the 219th RED HORSE Squadron) assumed command on Jan.
10 at Malmstrom AFB. The squadron will continue its role in rapid disaster response and infrastructure support for state and national missions.
Mobile crisis teams in Montana explained that a patchwork funding system is forcing changes in behavioral health response.
In Great Falls, one unit closed due to low Medicaid payments & state officials consider raising reimbursements to sustain these vital services.
Pet Paw-See in Great Falls offers adoptable Pets of the Week.
Kara, a resilient gray and white cat who recovered from health issues (in foster care), and Logan, an energetic black and white companion, are now healthy and ready for forever homes.
Armageddon Film Screening
7-10 p.m. — The Newberry — Tickets starting at $33 — Experience the iconic film Armageddon in a charming local venue.
Tina: The Tina Turner Musical
7:00-10:30 PM — Mansfield Center for the Performing Arts — Tickets from $185 — Experience the electrifying performance of TINA - The Tina Turner Musical in Great Falls, MT.
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