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"Big River Ruckus" is coming to Great Falls Big River Ruckus website By: MTN News and last updated 2021-07-14 20:01:46-04 GREAT FALLS — Great Falls will host a three-day event in September called the "Big River Ruckus." It runs from September 10 through September 12, and will feature live music; sporting events; walking, hiking,and biking activities; a duck race on the river; puppet shows; and more. Here is the full text of the news release: With generous support of the Tourism Business Improvement District, the Big River Ruckus is three days of fun, food, music, arts an...

Students build trash bin containers for River's Edge Trail GFPS students build trash bins for River's Edge Trail and last updated 2021-07-01 21:57:27-04 GREAT FALLS — Forty students from Great Falls Public Schools put their new-found building skills to use by designing and building large trash-can containers during the second annual Kid’s Construction Camp. A formal dedication ceremony was held at West Bank Park on Thursday. GFPS spokeswoman Becky Nelson said in a news release that by the end of the three-day camp, the 5th and 6th-grade students had built 10 containers that will be ...

GFPS students build trash bins for River's Edge Trail GFPS By: MTN News and last updated 2021-06-30 20:49:31-04 GREAT FALLS — Forty students from Great Falls Public Schools put their new-found building skills to use by designing and building large trash-can containers during the second annual Kid’s Construction Camp. GFPS spokeswoman Becky Nelson said in a news release that by the end of the three-day camp, the 5th and 6th-grade students had built 10 containers that will be placed along the River's Edge Trail. GFPS Industrial Technology and Construction teachers tau...

GFPS students build trash bins for River's Edge Trail GFPS By: MTN News and last updated 2021-06-30 20:49:31-04 GREAT FALLS — Forty students from Great Falls Public Schools put their new-found building skills to use by designing and building large trash-can containers during the second annual Kid’s Construction Camp. GFPS spokeswoman Becky Nelson said in a news release that by the end of the three-day camp, the 5th and 6th-grade students had built 10 containers that will be placed along the River's Edge Trail. GFPS Industrial Technology and Construction teachers tau...