Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 26th of September.
Good morning, Great Falls.
The 12th Jordan's Pumpkins for a Cause event returns today at a farm northwest of Vaughn at 87 Meridian Lane from 1 to 4 p.m., offering free pumpkins, popcorn and hayrides + all donations will support Kairos Youth Services.
Great Falls High will honor about 50 graduates as the inaugural Legacy Alumni during Homecoming weekend on Oct.
2-3. The event includes a recognition ceremony at the game, school tours, an exhibition in the Old Gym, and a benefit dinner later that day (tickets limited to 300).
Gov. Gianforte led an education roundtable Wednesday at the Core School at Morningside Elementary where district leaders, parents, and students reviewed expanded open enrollment, a redesigned digital academy, and upcoming federal tax credits (beginning in 2027) to boost education options.
Diane Volk gave $500,000 to the Great Falls Public Schools Foundation to strengthen programs for students and teachers.
The donation will support an outdoor classroom at East Middle, teacher grants, and a CNA lab in the new STEM Center at Great Falls High (honoring her family legacy in local schools).
Great Falls High Bison beat Billings Skyview 28-14 at Sam McDonald Stadium (Daylis) on Friday, Sept.
25. Running back Rivers Herring recorded 179 yards and four touchdowns, and the team will host Homecoming against Bozeman Gallatin on Friday, Oct. 2 at Memorial Stadium.
High school football live updates for Week 6 were posted on Sept.
25 at 5:00 p.m. as local schools played games across Great Falls.
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