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Butte Meth Trafficker Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison

Butte Meth Trafficker Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison

A Butte woman who admitted distributing methamphetamine after being arrested multiple times and found to be in possession of the drug, large amounts of cash and firearms was sentenced today to 10 years and one month in prison, to be followed by five years of supervised release, U.S. Attorney

Havre Woman Sentenced to Prison for Lunging at Airplane Flight Controls During Landing at Havre Airport

Havre Woman Sentenced to Prison for Lunging at Airplane Flight Controls During Landing at Havre Airport

A federal judge on Nov. 6 sentenced a Havre woman to 19 months and 24 days in prison, to be followed by three years of supervised release, for lunging at the controls of a small commercial airplane as the plane was landing, causing it to accelerate and turn on the

CMR Performing Arts Department Prepares Theatrical Presentation

CMR Performing Arts Department Prepares Theatrical Presentation

The CMR Performing Arts Department is pleased to announce its presentation of the Gilbert and Sullivan comic operetta, “The Pirates of Penzance”. This performance depicts the journey of a young man who has recently completed his apprenticeship with a band of pirates. Upon falling in love with the daughter of

Great Falls Voyagers Announces Sale of Baseball Team

The Great Falls Baseball Club, Inc., has officially announced the sale of the Great Falls Voyagers team to a local business group, Enbar, Inc. Baseball has been a fixture at the same location in Great Falls since the late 1800s. The current stadium has hosted professional baseball since its construction

Local Businesses Can Train Employees for Free Using LinkedIn Learning and the GFPL

Local Businesses Can Train Employees for Free Using LinkedIn Learning and the GFPL

With the ever-shifting business landscape, the Great Falls Public Library is proud to continue to offer LinkedIn Learning to local business owners and now have started offering free presentations for employers who would like to find out more about how to utilize this free service in our community. If

Hunter Numbers and Success in North-Central Montana Increase During First Week of General Season

Hunter Numbers and Success in North-Central Montana Increase During First Week of General Season

Through the second Sunday of the general rifle season, about 15 percent more hunters than last year stopped at the FWP check station in Augusta. Overall deer and elk hunting success in the area was good, with almost a quarter of those hunters successfully harvesting a big game animal. A

Obituary of Margaret Swisher

Obituary of Margaret Swisher

Margaret Ellis Swisher passed away peacefully November 2 in Great Falls MT at 85 years of age. She was born July 6, 1939 to Sidney Ellis and Edith (Murton) Ellis in Norwich, England. She met Kenneth Swisher while he was stationed in England and in 1974 she moved to the