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The Great Falls Public Schools board unanimously approved a contract during their March 25 meeting for Heather Hoyer, who assumes the role of superintendent on July 1. The board had voted unanimously during a February meeting to offer Hoyer a three-year contract with a starting salary of $175,000. The board also authorized the Montana School

Great Falls Public Schools officials are developing their budget for the upcoming school year. The district is holding a townhall on the budget at 5:30 p.m. on March 5 at the district office, 1100 4th S. S. Superintendent Tom Moore and the board budget committee will have a presentation about the revenue and expense projections

During their Feb. 6 meeting, City Commissioners approved a resolution calling for an election on the question of conducting a local government review and establishing a study commission to do so. The resolution has to include language on how many members the commission will include and the estimated cost. Staff is estimating that the cost

This summer, voters will be asked if they are happy with their current forms of government. Montana law requires that all county and municipal governments ask voters every 10 years if they want to conduct a local government review and establish a study commission. The review is not of those currently in office but of

Retirement was tough enough without having to live up to his wife’s altered expectations.

Five candidates were running for three open board seats in the election.

Voting was delayed Tuesday in the Great Falls Public Schools Board of Trustees election due to what district officials are saying was a lack of communication from the Elections Office.

Bill Bronson, Kim Skornogoski and Amie Thompson are running for reelection, with candidates Rodney Meyers and Tony Rosales challenging for seats.

"Waking The Dead" tours will be on Sunday, June 26th

GREAT FALLS, Mont. - History is coming alive once again in the Electric City for the 12th Annual Waking the Dead on June 26.