Good morning, Great Falls.

Great Falls Public Schools declared an emergency closure for Lincoln Elementary today after high winds removed part of its roof.

Skilled trades workers began repairs while students are relocated with kindergarten to third staying at Lincoln, fourth attending Lewis and Clark, and fifth and sixth moving to Paris Education Center.

Great Falls Public Schools is considering adding girls flag football as a club sport for high schools following a March 9 board meeting— athletic director Mike Henneberg reported strong student interest and plans to use a $15,000 annual grant from the Arthur Blank Family Foundation plus potential Under Armor funding.

GFPS secondary teachers piloted enVision math materials that the committee approved 15-4, and the resources are available for public review Mar.

10-20 in the Evergreen conference room at the district office (call 406-268-6761 ahead) as the board considers them on Mar. 23.

The Department of War's SkillBridge program gives service members in their final months a chance to train with local employers, easing their shift to civilian careers.

Coordinated by Great Falls Development Alliance and Montana Opportunities for Veterans Everywhere, it remains underused but may boost the local workforce.

Great Falls residents like Shawne Garner face new SNAP work rules that require 20 hours of work weekly to keep food assistance.

The policy, launched last November, limits benefits to three months without meeting the requirement.

Great Falls resident Shawne Garner will soon lose SNAP benefits after federal rules require 20 hours of work per week for eligibility; advocates say the changes—expanded last November and eliminating reservation waivers—are sparking a ripple effect on local food assistance.

The C.M. Russell boys basketball team will start the Class AA state tournament on Thursday, March 12 at First Interstate Arena in Billings facing Helena High at noon.

The No. 2 seed, guided by coach John Cislo, earned their bid with a Feb. 27 win over Bozeman Gallatin.

A Flock of Seagulls Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — The Newberry — Tickets from $120 — Experience the iconic sounds of A Flock of Seagulls live in Great Falls.

Rittz Live with Dropout Kings

6:30-10 p.m. — The Newberry — Tickets start at $86 — Experience an unforgettable night with Rittz and Dropout Kings in Great Falls.

Out West Art Show & Sale

11 AM - 9 PM — Heritage Inn — Entry fee not specified — Explore and purchase captivating art from local creators during a vibrant art show.

Celebration of Native Plains Artists

10 a.m. – 8 p.m. — Pacific Steel — Admission details not provided — Experience Native American culture and art from internationally known artists and artisans.

Shane Smith And The Saints Concert

6-9 p.m. — The Newberry — Ticket prices start at $149 — Enjoy an engaging evening with Shane Smith and the Saints at a standing room only concert featuring VIP experiences.

TAKE3 Concert: Jukebox Rock

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Mansfield Center for the Performing Arts — $48 regular, $21 student — Experience a high-octane musical journey with a talented trio performing rock classics.

Red NOT Chili Peppers Tribute Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — The Newberry — Ticket prices vary — Experience a lively tribute to the Red Hot Chili Peppers with high-energy hits and unforgettable music.

Hairball

7-10 p.m. — The Newberry — Ticketed event — Experience a high-energy glam-rock explosion with Hairball, featuring big hair and iconic 80s riffs.

Jeff Tweedy Live in Great Falls

6:00 PM — The Newberry — Tickets required — Experience an evening of sharp wit and soulful sounds from Jeff Tweedy as he connects on an emotional level.