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Libby, MT’s Clash Of The Carvers: Where Art, Music, And Fun Collide
September is fast approaching, and Libby, Montana is gearing up for an event that's sure to be a chainsaw-wielding spectacle – the Clash of the Carvers is back, also known as the Kootenai Country Montana International Chainsaw Carving Championship. This exciting competition will bring together talented woodcarvers from across the globe to showcase their skills and compete for one of the "richest prize purses anywhere on earth."
Out and About: High School Football returns and concerts to wrap up the summer
In this week's edition of Out and About: Friday night lights will be back and shining in the Capital City, some last summer fun with a concert out on the walking mall and a concert for a good cause.
47th annual high school house groundbreaking happening in September
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - The community is invited to the 47th annual high school house ground breaking happening on September 11, 2024. The high school house is the result of a partnership between Great Falls Public Schools (GFPS), the city of Great Falls, and NeighborWorks Great Falls. The high school...
Butte bear cubs captured, moved to wildlife center
BUTTE, Mont. — The bear cubs in Butte were captured on Wednesday night in bait traps on the Montana Tech campus. They have been taken to the Wildlife Center in Helena. “It’s not an outcome that we ever want to see and the other part of it is it is preventable. So, the best thing we can do to avoid these types of situations is to have attractants secured,” said Morgan Jacobsen, Montana FWP information and education manager.
Malmstrom AFB revamps visitor center hours and gate access
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - Starting September 3, Malmstrom Air Force Base is making some changes to improve visitor access and reduce wait times. Visitor Control Center (VCC) Hours: The VCC will now be open every day from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. to better serve visitors. Gate Changes: The main...
Missouri State trip to No. 3 Montana also a family reunion for Petrinos
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Nick Petrino didn’t spend his formative years in Montana like his famed football mind of a father, but the Big Sky State is significant to Missouri State’s young offensive coordinator. He often visited his relatives — several with extensive coaching resumes of their own...
Native Vote program field office officially opens doors in Crow Agency
Ahead of November's election, both parties are working to get their voters prepared. On Thursday, August 29 on the Crow reservation, the first Native Vote field office has officially opened their doors...
'Truly loves football': Titan Fleischmann fueled by injury-filled start to Montana State career
BOZEMAN — Titan Fleischmann and his father went for a drive. It was technically a recruiting visit, but this was the summer of 2020, when COVID-19 restricted in-person contact. Fleischmann and his father, Ryan, figured it would still be worth making the four-hour drive north from their home in Pocatello, Idaho, to see Bozeman and Montana State’s campus.
Fort Kipp Hosts Annual Celebration
The Fort Kipp Celebration was held over the weekend. The community is located 10 miles east of Brockton and 10 miles west of Culbertson. Culbertson’s Mary Machart told the Northern Plains Independent that the addition of artificial turf to the arena was a nice touch. “The most noticeable addition was the fake grass,” she said. “Kept the dust down and it made all of the vibrant colors stand out.”
Kalispell's "Montana's Got Talent" supports state music education with $5K & more on the line
Montana's Got Talent: The Search for Starlight is coming to Kalispell on October 26, 2024! This exciting event will not only highlight local talents but also support music education across the state through the newly founded Starlight Academy. With a grand prize of $5,000, an opening spot for a national act, and more on the line, this is your chance to shine and make a difference!
Big Sky Resort Makes Massive Announcement For Ticket Holders
This news is massive for many who have had to pay extra for this service. Summer is ending, and cooler temperatures are on the way. Many locals are excited to break out their ski and snowboard gear for the upcoming winter season. Folks can't wait to pile into their cars...
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