Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 27th of November.
Good morning, Great Falls.
Great Falls outlines snow removal rules, emphasizing owner responsibilities for sidewalks and detailing city plowing priorities to ensure community access to essential services.
Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) was identified for the first time in a mule deer buck in Montana's Hunting District 404 north of Great Falls, encouraging continued testing for hunters.
Cascade County officially certified its Nov.
5 election results on Nov. 25, following a meticulous process, including a hand recount in seven precincts, despite challenges including misplaced ballots.
Mason Kralj, senior captain of Great Falls High's football team, was named the Electric City Football MVP for his outstanding performance over three seasons.
Stella Damyanovich, a freshman at C.M.
Russell High, excelled in her first cross country season, earning All-State honors and being named the top freshman runner in Montana.
2024 Burn the Bird Turkey Trot
Experience a festive Thanksgiving morning with the Race Montana Burn the Bird, featuring a 10K, 5K, and 1.33-mile walk to support local trails.
Memory Café Gathering in Great Falls, MT
Memory Cafés provide a supportive environment for individuals experiencing memory loss and their loved ones to connect and socialize.
Hockey in the Rockies Tournament
Experience an exciting hockey tournament in Great Falls, MT, featuring teams competing in a fun and competitive environment.
Great Falls Symphony Christmas Concert
Experience the joy of Christmas classics, including songs from the Nutcracker and beloved carols, performed by the Great Falls Symphony with a surprise guest conductor.
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