Good morning, Great Falls.

The Dairy Queen on Fox Farm Drive will close on June 13 after 39 years of service, and plans for a new restaurant in its space are in the works.

Great Falls Public Schools hosted its annual Eagle Feather Ceremony to honor 85 Native American students who met graduation requirements and received a traditional eagle feather.

Dugan Coburn explained (it symbolizes cultural and spiritual guidance) during the event.

GFH's Bree MacDonald earned second in the pole vault at the state track meet.

The C.M. Russell High boys clinched their third straight Class AA title Friday, May 29 at Flathead Valley Community College in Kalispell while freshman Georgia Pike won the girls’ singles by defeating three-time champion Elliotte Banziger.

Great Falls High's pole vaulters Luke Allen and Salvatore Bergeron earned second and third place at the state meet held on Friday, May 29 at MCPS Stadium — Allen, now a two-time All-State athlete, and Bergeron tied for second among all classes this season.

Kickin' Assphault Half Marathon

7 a.m. — Elks Riverside Park — Registration required — Get ready to hit the pavement in a fun and challenging half marathon, 10K, 5K, and 1-mile walk.

Dusty Gliko Bull Riding Challenge

7 p.m. — Montana Expopark Grandstand — Tickets from $60 — Experience thrilling bull riding at the Dusty Gliko Challenge in Great Falls, MT.

Great Falls Transit District Board Meeting

7-8 p.m. — Great Falls Transit District — Free entry — Attend the monthly board meeting to discuss transit matters in the community.