Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 22nd of March.
Good morning, Great Falls.
Western Art Week is back in Great Falls with dozens of shows and exhibits showcasing western and contemporary art in free events.
The event spans 12 locations and features nearly 800 artists + it is expected to boost the local economy.
The History Museum and Research Center in Great Falls received the historic Bovey carriage—originally loaned by John Hawks—as a permanent addition to its collection.
Museum curator Ashley McCann said the antique city carriage—used by Montana’s elite in the past—is set to be displayed in the museum’s new vault for public research.
Twenty-five students from Great Falls High School, CMR High School and Paris Gibson Education Center were selected for the Business for a Day program, where they attended lectures on wealth management and information technology at D.A.
Davidson last Friday. The four-year partnership between local schools and business organizations—providing students insight into potential careers—continues to support their career exploration.
First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park will host a free family event where Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks biologist Brandi Skone will speak about Montana’s unique swift fox at 1 p.m. on Mar.
29 — visitors can enjoy hot cocoa and coffee while asking questions and learning about conservation efforts and recent translocation work on tribal land.
A brass plaque honoring late journalist Chuck Johnson was unveiled on Friday at the state Capitol—he was known for a 40-year career covering Montana politics and mentoring young reporters.
Great Falls High sophomore swimmer Seth Woldtvedt won the state 100 backstroke title and earned All-State honors in two events, earning him the Tribune's Boys' Athlete of the Winter award.
Coach Ed McNamee praised his hard work and leadership—qualities that helped him move from freestyle to backstroke and surprise his team.
LOCASH Concert
Enjoy a live performance by LOCASH at The Newberry in Great Falls.
Memory Cafe for April
12:30 – 2:00 p.m. — Great Falls Public Library — No cost — A relaxed gathering for those concerned with memory loss to connect and participate in activities.
Casey Donahew Concert
7:30-9:00 p.m. | The Newberry | Ticket prices vary | Dance and sing along to Texas country tunes with Casey Donahew in Great Falls.
Spring Loaded Music Festival
5 PM – 2 AM — The Do Bar — Check the event for ticket prices — A jam-packed day of metal, hip-hop, rock, and EDM performances by a diverse lineup of artists.
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