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Brilliant fireball captured on video above Canyon Ferry By: John Riley and last updated 2021-07-05 20:26:06-04 HELENA — The rockets’ red glare wasn’t the only spectacle lighting up the Montana sky over the holiday weekend. On July 3, the Montana Learning Center (MLC) captured their brightest fireball to date. The atmospheric phenomenon was captured around 4:14 a.m. in the skies above Canyon Ferry. It was bright enough that a person could have been able to see their own shadow on the ground as if it were during the day. The fireball phenomenon is when a meteor, o...

Brilliant fireball captured on video above Canyon Ferry By: John Riley and last updated 2021-07-05 20:26:06-04 HELENA — The rockets’ red glare wasn’t the only spectacle lighting up the Montana sky over the holiday weekend. On July 3, the Montana Learning Center (MLC) captured their brightest fireball to date. The atmospheric phenomenon was captured around 4:14 a.m. in the skies above Canyon Ferry. It was bright enough that a person could have been able to see their own shadow on the ground as if it were during the day. The fireball phenomenon is when a meteor, o...

Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri received a nearly $16,000 grant from the Taco Bell Foundation to support academic success programs

Latest The Miracle on Sand: PGA Championship Director Ryan Ogle Joins the Chasing Scratch Podcast to Take on The Ocean Course Published on Wednesday, May 19, 2021 Ever watched a major tournament and wondered, “How would my game stack up on that course?” Well, that is exactly what happened when the guys from the Chasing Scratch Podcast met PGA Championship Director Ryan Ogle. Some quick background on the podcast: the show is centered on two friends (Mike and Eli) who are both months away from turning 40 years old. They have wives, kids, jobs and lots of other adult responsibilities. Afte...

The Lafayette City Council is considering closing public parks from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. every day.  An ordinance, introduced at Tuesday night's meeting, would make it illegal for anyone "without authority to go into or upon or remain in or upon any structure or premises operated or maintained by the Parks and Recreation Department" after having been forbidden to do so.  It passed its introductory hearing without comment from council members or the public.  If adopted, the ordinance would match a similar city trespassing ordinance that applies to schools and playgrounds. Anyone who violates...