Good morning, Great Falls.

In downtown Great Falls, the historic Baatz Building nears final restoration as tax credits covering nearly $2 million help convert it into 25 supportive housing apartments.

Residents moved in since October, and the project supports efforts to provide safe, affordable housing for those in need.

A 25-weeks pregnant woman with epilepsy had a seizure near the Pink Ribbon snow cone stand at the market, collapsing and damaging a vendor’s equipment; he accepted $100 from her husband amid heated online debate and the Farmers’ Market board addressed community concerns Tuesday evening.

Two veteran events in Great Falls offer spaces for sharing stories and updates.

The Veterans Bull Session meets every Wednesday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Green Apple Behavioral Health (1219 Central Avenue) while the Veterans Coffee Social convenes every third Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. at the Senior Center.

Great Falls Public Schools has chosen Brian Crosby as the first head coach for girls’ flag football at C.M.

Russell High School pending board approval — the club sport will launch this fall with ten regular-season games and a postseason tournament, and the district is still seeking a coach for Great Falls High.

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.

Breakthrough Basketball Skills Camp

July 14-16 — St. Patrick's Academy High School, Great Falls, MT — Cost info not provided — Enhance your basketball skills with expert-led training in shooting, ball handling, and more.

Downtown Summer Jam featuring Sons of Habit

5:30 PM — The Newberry — Ticket options available — Experience live music by Sons of Habit in a vibrant summer setting.