Good morning, Great Falls.

Fish Wildlife and Parks will host the free Wicked Walk at Giant Springs State Park on Oct.

16 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. The event will cover 0.66 miles along the River’s Edge Trail and include a trick-or-treat route map and free face painting provided by Samantha Houston Art — Magpie and the Honeybees Face Paint and Body Art.

On September 28th, Cascade County inmates were served food contaminated with blood when an inmate accidentally added blood from a nosebleed to a pasta tray and a kitchen supervisor returned it to service—prompting the sheriff to revoke the supervisor’s clearance and offer free bloodborne testing to the affected inmates.

Today, the Great Falls Business Improvement District and Downtown Development Partnership unveiled four traffic signal art pieces along First Avenue South—located at intersections with Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth streets—as part of a program started in 2011 that features local Cascade County artists.

At the Women's Expo in Great Falls, high school students sold tickets for the annual truck raffle that gives $6 per ticket to student groups and $4 to teacher grants.

Tickets are available until October 17—winners will be drawn during the Crosstown football game on October 24.

City Commissioners approved a new police labor agreement with the Great Falls Police Protective Association on Oct 7 that will run from July 1 through June 30 and covers 84 sworn officers but excludes captains and the police chief.

The deal increases shift differentials and annual pay with an 80—20 split for health insurance and was approved by GFPPA in August.

The Great Falls Municipal Court has moved into two new modern courtrooms at the Civic Center after a $3 million project turned the historic Missouri Room into a space with updated technology—better access and more room for cases.

Court staff say the new design will solve long wait times and the court will begin using the space on October 14.

MPAC Conference: A Night of Roots Music

7-11 p.m. — Mansfield Center for the Performing Arts — $25 — Experience country songwriter Sterling Drake as he takes you on a musical journey through roots music traditions.

Fashion as a Reflection of Time and Place

1-2 p.m. — The History Museum — Free entry — Explore the fascinating history of fashion through the Davis 4-H Clothing Collection with Leslie Davis Burns.

Daft Punk Tribute Night

8:30 PM – 12:30 AM — The Newberry — Tickets starting at $80 — Experience an unforgettable tribute to the legendary Daft Punk.

Powering Savings: Energy Tools & Financial Opportunities for Montana Businesses

11:00 AM – 12:30 PM — SpringHill Suites by Marriott Great Falls — Free entry — Explore tools for energy efficiency and financial support to enhance sustainability for businesses and organizations.

Broadway in Love

7:30-9 p.m. — Mansfield Center for the Performing Arts — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a romantic evening with Broadway stars Libby Servais and Stephan Stubbins as they perform their heartfelt show.