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The winner of the four-bedroom HGTV Urban Oasis 2023 house in Louisville has entered the sweepstakes twice a day for the past few years.

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

School districts all over Montana are contemplating millions of dollars in spending cuts to balance their budgets, forcing worst-case scenarios.

Brian Patrick Flynn announced he is expecting his first child, a daughter named Clover, in six weeks via surrogate.

School districts all over Montana are contemplating millions of dollars in spending cuts to balance their budgets, forcing worst case scenarios such as school closures, staff layoffs and program reductions.

School districts all over Montana are contemplating millions of dollars in spending cuts to balance their budgets, forcing worst-case scenarios.

School districts all over Montana are contemplating millions of dollars in spending cuts to balance their budgets, forcing worst-case scenarios.

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Cascade County Commissioners unanimously approved a new fee schedule for elections during a special Jan. 29 meeting. Commissioners met on Jan. 23 to have a similar discussion, but didn't have enough information to develop a cost estimate for the school elections or set the fee schedule so they asked Dev Biddick, the interim elections administrator,

Cascade County Commissioners met with their interim election administrator during a Jan. 23 special meeting about the upcoming school elections. Commissioners planned to discuss the Great Falls Public Schools and Sun River Valley Schools, which both have elections in May. Dev Biddick, the commission appointed interim election administrator, thanked Superintendent Tom Moore and Business Operations