Good morning, Great Falls.

Great Falls International Airport expects high winds during fall and winter to challenge operations but says coordinated monitoring keeps flights safe — airport director John Faulkner explained that pilots decide if a crosswind runway is needed when severe conditions occur.

High winds are expected to affect takeoffs and landings at Great Falls International Airport this fall and winter; airport director John Faulkner said air traffic control and pilots coordinate in real time to ensure safe operations while passengers are advised to check airline apps for delays (flight conditions are monitored).

Several local businesses were recognized at The Newberry during the Winner Wonderland Chamber Awards breakfast today.

Brett Harris Insurance Agency was named Business of the Year while the 341st Missile Wing won Best Workplace Award + NeighborWorks Great Falls and Dick Anderson Construction also received honors.

Counselor Teresa Mouser is planning to launch Cub Haven Counseling, Montana’s first inpatient treatment center for teens facing substance abuse.

A comedy fundraiser featuring Mark Lundholm will be held on Jan. 23 at Heritage Inn in Great Falls to raise funds for the project.

Toddler Time for December

10:30-11:15 a.m. — Great Falls Public Library — Free entry — Engage toddlers with songs, stories, and playtime to build early literacy skills.