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Obituary of Juanita Irene Winter

Obituary of Juanita Irene Winter

Juanita Irene Winter passed away on October 28, 2025, at Beehive Homes in Great Falls, MT. She was born on March 24, 1933, in Zurich, MT, the eleventh child of George and Amalia Kinzel. Juanita attended elementary school in Harlem, MT and graduated from Harlem High School. After completing her

Crime Report From November 2nd - 8th

Crime Report From November 2nd - 8th

Great Falls Police crime data report from October 26th - November 1st includes 83 records. 12 - All Other Larceny 2 - Burglary/Breaking & Entering 22 - Destruction/Damage/Vandalism of Property 4 - Disorderly Conduct 1 - Driving Under the Influence 1 - Drug Equipment Violations 3 - Drug/Narcotic Violations 3 - Motor Vehicle Theft 1

Families Helping Families Group Assists Many in Need

Families Helping Families Group Assists Many in Need

In the midst of the government shutdown and the economic hardships many in our community are facing, Destany Alvarado took action by creating a Facebook group called "Great Falls Community: Families Helping Families." The purpose of this group is to address the immediate needs of local families. This

Hunters Escape Unscathed After Grizzly Bear Encounter Near Seeley Lake

Hunters Escape Unscathed After Grizzly Bear Encounter Near Seeley Lake

Two hunters emerged uninjured after an encounter with three grizzly bears on the morning of November 5th along the Pyramid Pass Trail, situated east of Seeley Lake. According to FWP reports, the hunters had successfully harvested a mule deer buck earlier that morning and were in the process of retrieving

Americans Win Fifth Straight Contest by Defeating Sheridan, 4-3

Americans Win Fifth Straight Contest by Defeating Sheridan, 4-3

It was Round 3 for the Great Falls Americans (10-6-1-1) and the Sheridan (WY) Hawks (13-5-0-1) when they tangled on the ice on Friday night in Wyoming’s Whitney Rink in the M&M’s Center. Both squads each took a regulation victory

Youth Faces Charges of Disorderly Conduct

Youth Faces Charges of Disorderly Conduct

Today, November 10th, at approximately 11:45 AM, a parent alerted 911 dispatchers that their 14-year-old child had threatened to harm themselves during a phone call. The youth was home, located outside the city limits, prompting dispatchers to send deputies from the Cascade County Sheriff/Coroner's

Twelfth Column: Montana Climate Matters: Climate Change and Your Local Fishing Hole

Twelfth Column: Montana Climate Matters: Climate Change and Your Local Fishing Hole

So, you like to fish? You’re not alone. In 2024 (the most recent year with complete records), over 487,000 fishing licenses were sold in the state of Montana, including about 165,000 non-resident, 1-day licenses. This seems like a big number, especially when hoot-owl regulations