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Bill aims to make workers’ comp claims easier for Montana firefighters
Another legislative attempt to make it easier for Montana firefighters to claim workers’ compensation for diseases presumed to be incurred on the job took its first step Tuesday toward a Senate committee. U.S. Sen. Jon Tester called the proposal “critically… Read More ›
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Upper Missouri River Heritage Area Conversation
From our friends at the Upper Missouri River Heritage Area planning group… Updates on the Upper Missouri River Heritage Area JOIN the conversation about the Upper Missouri River Heritage Area and share your ideas about the formation of a National… Read More ›
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Personal Stories Needed
From our friends at MONTANA WOMEN VOTE… Montana Women Vote is focusing on collecting stories on the personal impact of Medicaid Expansion to be used when advocating for its renewal in this legislative session. Great Falls is a target area… Read More ›
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Rally for Public Lands
From our friends at the Montana Wilderness Association… There’s just under a week until the Rally for Public Lands – are you ready? Next Friday, January 11th, Montanans are coming together in Helena to celebrate and defend our public lands… Read More ›
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Third Annual Women’s March
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MWA’s Wild Winter Adventures
From our friends at the Montana Wilderness Association… To get 2019 off on the right foot, MWA will kick off the season of Wild Winter Adventures by introducing the snowy adventures that Island Range Chapter volunteers will be leading over… Read More ›
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GFR’s Second Annual Christmas Extravaganza Gathering
Agenda: Potluck Dinner Rudolph Rukavina’s Christmas Catalog of Craziness Hodges’ Happy Harmonies GFR’s Christmas Carolers And, a chance to chat, laugh, and celebrate together! Bring a “dish” to share as well as a beverage of your choice. GFR… Read More ›
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Crisis of Conscience VI – Fascism in 2018
Aart Dolman asks: 1. What do an adolescent in Holland in the 1940’s, a vote for Nixon in in the 1972, and a vote for Trump in 2020 have in common? 2. What can the citizens of the United States… Read More ›
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GFR’s November Gathering: Legislators and Lobbying
The election is over!! And now is an opportunity to meet our legislators and learn how to effectively lobby them. Where: Episcopal Church of the Incarnation, corner of 3rd Ave. N. and 6th St. N. Please enter through alley (south)… Read More ›
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Check to be sure your vote is counted!
(I just did this for my husband and me. Please join me and check!) Did you vote by absentee ballot in this election? If you’ve already turned in your absentee ballot: can you take a moment to check the… Read More ›
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We Resolve to Stand United!
The Great Falls City Commission endorsed a resolution condemning the recent murders in Pittsburgh. It will be read at the next commission meeting at the Civic Center this coming Wednesday evening, November 7th, at 7:00 p.m. (the meeting is Wednesday… Read More ›
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From Gerry…
For those interested: Come join Senator Jon Tester for a Get-out-the-Vote Rally in Great Falls on Monday, November 5th. This event will be held from 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm at the Black Eagle Community Center, located at 2332 Smelter… Read More ›
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GFR October Gathering
More to come … but, a special “Thank you!” to Barbara Harris from the Helena League of Women Voters, the board of Great Falls Rising, Aart Dolman, and the 140+ attendees and participants for an uplifting panel discussion last night… Read More ›
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Montanans Move to Amend and PBS Share …
Dark Money, the documentary, from PBS and Montanans Move to Amend For a limited time, until 10/31/18, this important nationally recognized documentary, can be seen on the PBS Point of View website…. Read More ›
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Voting Matters
If… Read More ›
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Voting in the 2018 Midterm Election
Here are three ways to vote in this election: Vote early: In Montana, you can register to vote AND vote early, all in one visit! You can vote early by going to your County Election Office (8AM-5PM on weekdays… Read More ›
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Crisis of Conscience V – Aart Dolman – GFR 10/30
Civility in Public Debate and Discussions … Read More ›
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GFR October 30th Gathering: “Civility in Public Discourse – Is It Possible?”
“Civility in Public Discourse – Is it Possible?” … Read More ›
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Levy to support colleges discussed; property tax draws support, concern at Bozeman forum
ASSOCIATED PRESS BOZEMAN, Mont. – Among the candidates and issues on Montana’s November ballot is a referendum asking voters to extend for another 10 years a property tax that raises nearly $20 million a year to help support the state’s… Read More ›
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Informative Candidate Forum September 25th
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Great Fall Rising September 25th Gathering – Candidate Forum
Great Falls Rising’s September 25th Gathering provides you, the residents of Cascade County, the opportunity for face-to-face discussions with your Montana Legislative candidates and your Cascade County candidates. What: A chance for Legislative and County Candidates in the up-coming November… Read More ›
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Calling All Volunteers
Tuesday, September 25th National Voter Registration Day Come Help Register Voters! First shift/Second shift Training new volunteers at 9am; Training new volunteers at 5pm Register voters 9:30am – 11:00am; Register voters 5:30pm – 7:00pm 1. RSVP rebeccainmt@gmail.com indicating… Read More ›
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Public Objection Period Opens for the Blue Joint and Sapphire WSAs
The Bitterroot National Forest (BNF) is offering an opportunity for the public to provide input on recreation management – specifically mountain bike use – in the Sapphire and Blue Joint Wilderness Study Areas. The Blue Joint and Sapphire are home… Read More ›
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Imerys Talc Plant in Three Forks Still Refusing to Negotiate in Good Faith
Boilermakers Local D-239 and Imerys America met yesterday to try and hammer out a contract for the talc plant in Three Forks, MT, and the Montana AFL-CIO has reported today that Imerys is still refusing to negotiate in good faith… Read More ›
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Rally and March to Reclaim Public Say Over Public Lands
Montanans across the state are being denied the opportunity to influence decisions concerning vast amounts of public land that we all own. As an army veteran who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, I believe our public lands are part of… Read More ›
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Events ›
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Data Centers in Great Falls?
December 30, 2025
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Rikki Held: Journey to Landmark Case and Beyond
December 7, 2025
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The Last Class
November 3, 2025
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Labor Day Soapbox Event
August 18, 2025
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Is Public Education Under Threat in Great Falls and Montana?
January 14, 2025
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The Great Peace March
January 5, 2025
Call To Action ›
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Growth Policy Survey Ends March 31st
March 22, 2025
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Shape Great Falls’ Future
March 16, 2025
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Successful Brainstorming Bash
November 24, 2024
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Great Falls Rising Presents: A Brainstorming Bash!
November 13, 2024
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Keep Our Residents Warm with Housed Great Falls
January 31, 2023
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Learn How Local Agencies are Supporting Youth During the COVID-19 Pandemic
October 12, 2021
Elections ›
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2025 Municipal Candidate Forum
October 14, 2025
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2025 School Board of Trustees Candidate Forum
April 23, 2025
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2024 School Board of Trustees Candidate Forum
April 20, 2024
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GFR to Hold City Commission Candidate Forum
October 12, 2023
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Elections in Great Falls for 2023: Everything You Need to Know (Almost)
March 18, 2023
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Great Falls Rising 2022 Voter’s Guide
May 26, 2022

