Veterans Day activities will feature role of women

Great Falls Tribune - Sun Nov 08

The role that women have played in the U.S. military from the Revolutionary War through today will be the theme of one Great Falls Veterans Day ceremony.

Strong winds rocking region

KRTV - Fri Nov 06

The National Weather Service in Great Falls has issued a high wind warning until 5:00 p.m. this afternoon for many communities along the Rocky Mountain Front and North Central Montana.

Write-In Candidate Wins Cut Bank Mayoral Race

KFBB - Thu Nov 05

Tuesday several mayoral races were decided in an unusual way. News Channel 5 headed to the Hi-Line to learn more about a lopsided mayoral race, won by a man not even on the ballot.

Molenda brothers trial set for February

Great Falls Tribune - Wed Nov 04

A new trial date has been set for three brothers charged in the beating of a Glacier County commissioner a year ago.

Partial Glacier County results

Great Falls Tribune - Tue Nov 03

- Doug Embody, who was appointed Cut Bank's mayor when Joni Stewart left office early, launched a successful write-in campaign for re-election. With 784 votes, Embody beat J.W. Eaton Jr. , who had 86 votes, and Tom Shock, who had 117 votes, both of whom was on the ballot. Four candidates vyed for two four-year seats on the council. William "Bill" McCauley (593 votes,) and Timothy Curtiss (559 votes) were elected to four-year terms. Tyson Lee Michaels and James L. Childress had 437 votes and 83 votes respectively. Kelly Solberg, who was appointed to the council, received 818 votes to serve out the remaining two years of the four-year term. - Because it runs a poll election rather than an all mail ballot, Browning votes still have not yet been tallied. Two candidates are vying for Browning mayor - William S. Morris Jr. and Lockley Joseph Bremner. Steve Barcus and Demerle J. Fitzpatrick are running for two four-year seats on the town council and Kevin Vaile is running for the remaining two years of an unexpired term as alderman.

Joseph Leo 'Indian Joe' Morris

Great Falls Tribune - Fri Oct 23

SAN FRANCISCO - Montana native Joseph Leo "Indian Joe" Morris, 88, of San Francisco, a retired longshoreman who loved music and Indian art, died of natural causes Sunday in San Francisco.

Governor Schweitzer Celebrates Completion of Glacier Wind Project

KFBB - Thu Oct 22

After years of planning and work, construction of the Glacier Wind Project is officially completed.

210-megawatt Glacier Wind Farm state's largest

Great Falls Tribune - Thu Oct 22

Gov. Brian Schweitzer and NaturEner USA officials celebrated the completion of the state's largest wind farm south of Ethridge on Wednesday.

Browning players to show off street ball skills for fundraiser

Great Falls Tribune - Wed Oct 14

The Streetball Legends will take on the Boys and Girls Club Dribblers for a good cause today in Browning.

Across the Big Sky

Great Falls Tribune - Fri Oct 09

The U.S. Department of Agriculture granted natural disaster designation for Glacierand Teton counties following drought and spring storms that caused widespread production losses this year.