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Obituary of Ronald Alden Green

Obituary of Ronald Alden Green

Ronald Alden Green, 84, passed away February 3, 2025 after a short illness. Ron was born July 25, 1940, in Great Falls, Montana to Lloyd and Dollie (Teel) Green Cooke. He was the second oldest son in a family of five boys with the family eventually gaining five more members

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Crime Report From February 3rd to February 9th

Great Falls Police crime data report from February 3rd to February 9th includes 41 records. 5 - All Other Larceny 3 - Destruction/Damage/Vandalism of Property 10 - Disorderly Conduct 4 - Driving Under the Influence 2 - Drug Equipment Violations 1 - Drug/Narcotic Violations 1 - False Pretenses/Swindle/Confidence Game 1 - Motor Vehicle

Montana Men Plead Guilty to Fish and Wildlife Violations

Montana Men Plead Guilty to Fish and Wildlife Violations

A poaching investigation that began with the killing of fish in the display pond of Giant Springs Fish Hatchery in Great Falls ended with two men being sentenced on multiple fish and wildlife charges in the 8th Judicial Court of Cascade County. Richard Van Meter, 22, and Ty Robert Lewis,

Great Falls Symphony Association Presents Mood Indigo

Great Falls Symphony Association Presents Mood Indigo

Featuring the music of legendary Duke Ellington, it’s all that jazz and more when the Great Falls Symphony Association presents Mood Indigo on Saturday, Feb. 15, in the Mansfield Theater. Jazz music’s journey from its beginnings in New Orleans where it was developed by the African American community,

Why Great Falls Needs a Stronger Recycling Program

Why Great Falls Needs a Stronger Recycling Program

Recycling in Great Falls, Montana, is a largely overlooked issue that, if addressed, could benefit the community. Unlike many cities where curbside recycling programs make it easy for residents to participate, Great Falls lacks such infrastructure. This leads to missed opportunities for reducing waste and conserving resources. As a result,

Department of Justice Launches Updated Sexual and Violent Offender Registry

Attorney General Austin Knudsen announced today an updated Sexual and Violent Offender Registry (SVOR) that will provide Montanans with additional information on the whereabouts of offenders in their area. In addition to an offender’s home address which was previously provided on the registry, the registry will now include an

Conservation Leases Gaining Steam in Montana

Conservation Leases Gaining Steam in Montana

When the Habitat Conservation Lease Program started two years ago, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks set a goal of conserving 500,000 acres within five years. With the recent completion of 13 leases and the potential for 33 proposed leases now under consideration, FWP is nearly halfway to reaching that