Good morning, Great Falls.

Dairy Queen at 1651 Fox Farm Road will close on Saturday, June 13, ending its 39 year run, and a new restaurant named Zesty Eatz will open later in June offering Mediterranean inspired dishes, comfort foods and unique drinks.

Primed Defender Academy in Great Falls is currently offering self-defense classes taught by Bailey Cassinelli and her family (instructors with real-life experience) to help local women build safety skills as they learn American Kenpo and situational awareness.

Touro University is expanding its Great Falls campus with a law school and nursing program.

The law school received ABA approval and will begin recruiting in August 2027 (the nursing program has Montana State Board approval) to meet local legal and healthcare needs.

Lincoln Elementary students built NASA-inspired kites to explore wind science after a recent windstorm damaged the school’s roof.

Montana State University’s NASA AREN program supported the project — giving students a hands-on way to learn real-world science.

Evans Riceville Road—four miles south of Belt off Highway 89—is restricted to one lane after a slide on June 1 caused by heavy rains.

County crews and engineers will monitor the road today and advise drivers to avoid heavy loads to keep the lane safe.

Great Lakes Wellness now offers a 15% discount for new customers on best-selling collagen powders + capsules designed to support hair, skin and joint health, with science-backed options available today at the store.

Orangetheory Fitness is offering a summer deal for new members in June where joining as a Premier member gets you unlimited classes for one month for $99 until Tuesday, June 30 at the local branch.

The coach-led workouts combine strength training and cardio for all fitness levels.

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.