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SportsCentral, Wednesday 7/2/08
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Cuts Proposed for 2009 Great Falls Budget
Money's tight in Great Falls and that means taxes could go up. At last night’s City Commission work session, City Manager Greg Doyon proposed a $96.5 million budget for the 2009 fiscal year.
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What's 80/ 20?
At the end of 2006, 3,572 Montanans were behind bars, but there were 141 less inmates in 2007. State department of corrections director Mike Ferriter says the reduction in Montana is gratifying but others aren't so happy. More
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Tester Chairs Northern Border Security Hearing in Havre
Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) wrapped up a three-day tour of Northeastern Montana Wednesday (7/2) with a Senate Field Hearing in Havre. More
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SportsCentral, Tuesday 7/1/08
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Local Brothers Beat the Odds to Follow Dream
With the help of the Great Falls Development Authority one local teen and his brother have become two of Great Falls youngest and most promising entrepreneurs. But they've had to have over come major obstacles just for the chance to see their dreams become reality. More
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Land Conservation Deal Hailed
A deal that will protect some of Montana's most prized land is being hailed by conservationists and elected officials.
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Malmstrom Officially Re-Designated 341st Missile Wing
Airmen at Malmstrom Air Force Base are now officially members of the 341st Missile Wing again. More
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Montanans Need Their Trucks Despite Gas Prices
Ford Motor Corporation says its U.S. Sales tumbled almost 30 % last month due to high gas prices and a weak economy. More
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Water Tower Pool Makes Big Splash
The grand opening of the Water Tower Pool was a big splash today with Great Falls residents. More
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Operation Falcon Nets 79 Felons
Seventy-nine felons from all over the state are under arrest after a week long round up. More
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New Bar B Q and Cajun Restaurant in GF
A new restaurant serving barbecue, cajun and creole dishes has just opened in Great Falls. More
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Sports Central Sunday 6-29-08
The Great Falls Comebacks...I mean...Voyagers did it again today on a Sunday Afternoon matinee. Plus the Helena Brewers show us what they do when they're not playing or practicing. More
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Beat the Heat
Tomorrow (Monday, June 30th) is the Grand Opening of Water Tower Pool in Great Falls. The ribbon-cutting ceremony starts at 12:45. More
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Wolves in the Wild
Children in Great Falls gathered today (6/29) to learn about the gray wolf. At an event held at Giant Springs State Park, kids learned some of the differences between a wolf and coyote. More
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State Democrats Excited About Their Chances in November
After a strong turnout at the polls in the primary earlier this month, state democratic officials say they are excited about their party's chances in November More
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Pilots Suffer From High Gas Prices Too
Bruce Gordon gets 15 miles per gallon, but his mode of transportation for work has a 90 dollar tank. More
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Fundraiser for Children's Receiving Home
The Great Falls community joined together today (6/28) to help raise almost 600 dollars for the Children's Receiving Home. A local motorcycle organization, Women on Wheels, held a fundraiser at the Albertsons parking lot on Third Street Northwest. More
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Sports Central Saturday 6-28-08
From Explosions while Trap Shooting to Bull Riding out at the Rodeo...Montana has it all. Plus the Voyagers and Brewers both open up 3-game sets at home. More
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Lewis And Clark Festvial Held in Great Falls
Many folks in Great Falls went back in time 200 years to when the Lewis and Clark expedition roamed these lands. More
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Sports Central Friday 6-27-08
Not a bad day for Great Falls Electric's 3rd Baseman, Hunter Carlyon...a homerun and a triple play. Plus the Helena Brewers beat up Billings for the second day in a row. More
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Seniors go Crazy for Nintendo Wii
The Ninendo Wii is not just for kids anymore. Some seniors in Great Falls are now using the technology to stay active, and have fun. More
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Fireworks Stands Open, Firefighters Urge Safety
It’s now one week until the 4th of July and with fireworks stands now open, the Great Falls Fire Department wants to make sure you celebrate safely.
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Bus Riders Upset with End of Saturday Service
This Saturday will be the last you'll find Great Falls Transit Busses taking people where they need to go in the Electric City. More
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Hounds Need Home
A dog rescue group in Arkansas has rescued nearly a dozen basset hounds and has given them a new place to call home, but only temporarily. More
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Lock Down at Malmstrom
All of Malmstrom Air Force Base was locked down for over two hours today. Base Commander Colonel Michael Fortney explained why to News Channel 5. More
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Sports Central Thursday 6-26-08
Chicago Bulls take Derrick Rose at #1 in the 2008 NBA Draft. Plus the Brewers and Voyagers pick up some wins in the Pioneer League. More
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Organizers Prepared for Record Breaking Harley-Davidson Rally
The Big Sky Harley Owners Group says they are set for a record breaking rally beginning Thursday (6/26) afternoon in Great Falls. More
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Southern Montana Electric Discussing Selling Power to Utility in Washington
Southern Montana Electric may have found an out-of-state buyer for power from the planned coal-fired Highwood Generating Station near Great Falls.
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Montana Officials Hail Overturning of Handgun Ban
Thursday's (6/26) Supreme Court ruling overturning a 32-year-old ban on handguns in Washington D.C. was hailed by Montana officials. More
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Paddling the Missouri
Want to spend time outdoors, meet new people, and get great exercise? Well as our Greg Ortiz found out, all you need to do is spend some time with the Great Falls Paddlers. More
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New Partnership Will Increase Family Economic Security
A new partnership in Montana will help people become more financially stable. Opportunity Link has invested $120,000 in a partnership with Rural Dynamics Incorporated to increase family economic security across North Central Montana. More
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Top Cancer Researchers Speak at McLaughlin Research Institute
Some of the world's greatest scientific minds gathered today (6/26) at the McLaughlin Research Institute in Great Falls. Top cancer researchers, Neal Copeland and Nancy Jenkins were on hand to speak at a Biomedical Sciences Workshop, along with several other researchers. More
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SportsCentral, Wednesday 6/25/08
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Wild West Fest and Pow-Wow
If you're looking for a weekend of non-stop entertainment, head to Vaughn. It’s the first ever Wild West Fest and Pow-Wow. More
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Evans Trial to Stay in Toole County
The upcoming trial of Aaron Lee Evans will stay in Toole County Court. More
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SATURDAY BUS SERVICE TO END
Gas prices are changing the way people in Electric City do business. Two weeks ago, KFBB reported the Great Falls Transit District was considering stopping bus service on Saturdays because of fuel prices. Unless someone comes up with a solution at the public meeting tonight (Wednesday, June 25th), Saturday service will end. More
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Hundreds of Harleys to Cruise Great Falls
Beginning Thursday (6/26), Great Falls residents can expect to see hundreds of Harley-Davidson motorcycles cruising the streets of the Electric City. More
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Kitchen Guy - Mock Apple Pie
A delicious and easy to make desert. More
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Pennies in the Park
The Great Falls Park and Recreation Department is sponsoring a series of summer fun events. More
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Rare Native American Exhibition in Great Falls
Part of Montana’s Native American history has returned home and is now looking for a permanent place to stay. Two thousand pieces including artifacts, paintings and writings are on display at Pacific Gallery until Monday. More
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Cub Scout Day Camp
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New Grocery Store To Come To Downtown Great Falls
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Free Senior Art Classes
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SportsCentral, Monday 6/23/08
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Great Falls Shooting
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