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Piece by piece: Giving a century-old Hinsdale grain elevator a second life (opens the original)
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HINSDALE — For generations, grain elevators have been fixtures of Montana's prairie skyline. In Hinsdale, one of those landmarks is slowly disappearing — but not with a wrecking ball. Paul Van Marter is taking the century-old grain elevator apart by hand, board by board, reclaiming as much of the lumber and other material as he can. WATCH: VAN MARTER RECLAIMING OLD GRAIN ELEVATORS “I reclaim the lumber out of these old grain elevators to make everything from wainscoting to trim to flooring, cabi
Great Falls High to honor inaugural Legacy Alumni class during homecoming weekend (opens the original)
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GREAT FALLS — A search through an old Great Falls High School yearbook led principal Geoff Habel to a story he hadn’t expected to find. Tucked inside was a newspaper clipping about Frank C. Fogarty, a 1942 graduate who went on to command the USS Nautilus, the world’s first nuclear-powered submarine. WATCH: GREAT FALLS HIGH CELEBRATES LEGACY ALUMNI Habel followed that discovery through newspaper coverage and contacts in Spokane, eventually reaching Fogarty’s family. “Lo and behold, we got in cont
Diane Volk gives $500,000 to support Great Falls students and teachers (opens the original)
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GREAT FALLS — Diane Volk’s family has attended Great Falls public schools for more than a century. Now she’s giving $500,000 to the Great Falls Public Schools Foundation to enhance education and support students and teachers across the district. Volk and her late husband, Roy, met at Great Falls High School and both graduated from there. She said the gift is a way to thank the schools and teachers who have meant so much to her family. WATCH: GENEROUS GIFT TO ENHANCE EDUCATION IN GREAT FALLS “I’m
From Montana to the world: Angus Tour showcases Hi-Line genetics (opens the original)
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CHINOOK — Cattle raised in Montana can have an impact far beyond the state's borders. That was on display in Chinook as the Montana Angus Tour brought together Angus breeders from across the United States and around the world, giving visitors a firsthand look at Montana cattle and genetics. The tour dates back to 1974 and rotates through different regions of the state. This year's tour takes participants to 14 ranch stops across north-central Montana, with visitors from 12 countries and nearly 7
Federal judge orders release of 24 immigration detainees held in Cascade County, more to come (opens the original)
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GREAT FALLS, Mont. — Twenty-four people held at the Cascade County Detention Center have been released after a federal judge found they were arrested by immigration officers without the legal steps required to keep them in custody. U.S. District Judge Brian Morris allowed the detainees’ case to proceed as a class action, finding they shared a central claim about warrantless arrests. That ruling did not automatically free everyone in the group. Their attorneys must ask the court to release each p
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