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Colonel Paul’s Corner – Our Nuclear Navy

Colonel Paul’s Corner – Our Nuclear Navy

The U. S. Navy was established on 13 October, 1775, making it now 250 years old. The Navy’s oldest warship still in commission today is the USS Constitution nicknamed, “Old Ironsides”, launched in 1797. It is made completely of wood, no iron anywhere. It got its nickname during the

The Great Falls Auto Parts Swap Meet Gears up for 55th Year

The Great Falls Auto Parts Swap Meet Gears up for 55th Year

The Great Falls Auto Parts Swap Meet is right around the corner. This swap meet was originally started in 1970 by the Skunk Wagon Antique Car Club, which organized the event for 48 years. The last one held by the Skunk Wagon Antique Car Club alone was in 2018. Since

Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art Awarded 2024 Professional Accomplishment in New Exhibit Presentation for WITHIN: Louis Still Smoking and John Isaiah Pepion

On March 20, 2025 at the annual Museums Association of Montana (MAM) Conference in Bozeman, Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art (The Square) was awarded the 2024 Professional Accomplishment in New Exhibit Presentation for WITHIN: Louis Still Smoking and John Isaiah Pepion. The Exhibition award is dedicated by the MAM

Great Falls Man Sentenced to Over 10 years in Prison on Drug Charges

Great Falls Man Sentenced to Over 10 years in Prison on Drug Charges

A convicted felon from Great Falls who possessed guns and drugs was sentenced today to 128 months in prison to be followed by5 years of supervised release, U.S. Attorney Kurt Alme said. Michael Shawn O’Neill, 59, pleaded guilty in December 2024 to possession with intent to distribute controlled

Public Works' Street Sweeping Schedule: April 14th Through April 17th

Public Works' Street Sweeping Schedule: April 14th Through April 17th

The City undertakes the sweeping of approximately 300 miles of streets annually to uphold cleanliness, enhance roadway safety, and improve the overall aesthetic of neighborhoods and business districts. Street sweeping effectively eliminates debris, leaves, and dirt that can obstruct storm drains, contribute to air pollution, and create hazardous driving conditions.

April Events at First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park

April Events at First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park

First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park (FPBJ) has many opportunities to enjoy our park this April! Spring has finally arrived on the prairie. We invite you out to our park to participate in one of our many events happening to enjoy the season. Full moon hike, Saturday, April 12: Join

Neighbors Helping Neighbors - April 13th

Neighbors Helping Neighbors - April 13th

Neighbors helping neighbors is a local listing where you can find ways of assisting others in your local community. By working with local non-profit organizations, we can reach out to people in need safely and help insure people's needs are met. Great Falls Gazette is committed to