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Tennessee Man Admits Fentanyl Distribution That Led to Death of Great Falls Man

Tennessee Man Admits Fentanyl Distribution That Led to Death of Great Falls Man

Malice Clark, Jr., aka Greg Clark, aka “Greed”, pleaded guilty Thursday, June 6th, to a charge of possession with intent to distribute fentanyl. Clark, aged 57 from Memphis, Tennessee, was accused of mailing fentanyl pills to a Great Falls couple that resulted in the husband's overdose death. The

Bird-Banding Events to be Held at Spring Meadow Lake State Park This Summer

Bird-Banding Events to be Held at Spring Meadow Lake State Park This Summer

For the third year, Montana WILD and Spring Meadow Lake State Park will be hosting bird-banding events throughout the summer and would like to offer the public an opportunity to observe the banding station. Participants will get the opportunity to watch skilled ornithologists and volunteers capture birds in large,

Miller Receives Life Sentence for Injuring MHP Trooper

Miller Receives Life Sentence for Injuring MHP Trooper

Jason Allen Miller was sentenced to life without parole for running over and seriously injuring Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Lewis Johnson in February 2023. In April, Miller was found guilty on all counts including attempted deliberate homicide, criminal endangerment, criminal mischief, criminal possession of dangerous drugs, aggravated kidnapping, and a

Great Falls Municipal Band Begins Weekly Concerts June 19th

Great Falls Municipal Band Begins Weekly Concerts June 19th

The Great Falls Municipal Band was established in 1883 in Black Eagle and later relocated to Great Falls. About 10 – 12 years ago, the band was sponsored by the City. Since they are no longer sponsored, the band started raising their own funds to support their musical performances. The Municipal

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Barnes and Noble Hosts Book Signing Event With Author Sarah Morand

Sarah Morand is a Christian fiction writer known for her speculative fiction, short stories, and poetry. She began writing in middle school and finished her first novel by her senior year of high school. Some of her works include the Forest Dwellers series and the novel, "Eden’s Last

PTSD Awareness Month Recognized in June

PTSD Awareness Month Recognized in June

PTSD is a mental health condition triggered by a terrifying event, such as experiencing or witnessing a traumatic incident. While some people may not experience lasting effects, others may struggle with PTSD and its symptoms. Although PTSD has been recognized as a mental health condition since the 1980s, it was

Terry Thompson Settles in as Election Administrator as 2024 Elections Take Off

On February 15th, the Cascade County Commissioners announced Terry Thompson as the new election administrator. Three months later, she has settled into the position quite well, despite some concerns about her lack of experience in elections. Since Terry assumed the role, she has taken part in multiple training sessions. Her