Good morning, Great Falls.

Families will attend Great Falls Family Fishing Day on Saturday, June 6, from 9 a.m. to noon at Wadsworth Pond Park, where volunteers will lead a fishing clinic with educational stations (the largest in the state) before open fishing continues until sunset without a license.

Waking The Dead tours will take place at Highland Cemetery on Sunday, June 21 at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. at 2010 33rd Avenue South, where storytellers in period outfits share the histories of 10 gravesites (tickets are $20 to ride, $15 to walk, available at Kaufmans Menswear).

PacificSource will leave Montana's Affordable Care Act Marketplace next year, forcing about 11,000 residents to choose new health plans as rising costs and lower subsidies squeeze its profits + it will exit the private insurance market for larger employers as part of a nationwide trend.

Local mental health advocate Michael Woods, who survived a near-fatal suicide attempt in his teens, is urging residents to recognize hidden struggles this summer.

Brianna Grismer from Green Apple Behavioral Counseling advises watching for mood changes and withdrawal in rural areas with limited support.

The CMR tennis team was honored for winning its third straight AA title at a ceremony in Great Falls — local fans recognized the team's skill and dedication.

Their success builds excitement for upcoming high school matches.

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.