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Cut Bank wolf mascot finds new home at Glacier County Historical Museum

Cut Bank wolf mascot finds new home at Glacier County Historical Museum

CUT BANK, Mont. — A decades-old mascot is getting a new home thanks to a local business and school partnership. Liquid Gold Well Service Inc. worked with the Cut Bank School District to relocate the former Cut Bank Wolf mascot. The company donated time and equipment to move the statue

Congressional Perks: Senate spending skyrockets by more than 40% in last few years

(The Center Square) – Spending in U.S. senators' office accounts spiked by 43% since 2020, with big jumps in 2022 and the last fiscal year for senators to pay their staff, travel and other expenses, an investigation by The Center Square found. In 2020, the U.S. Senate office

Great Things in Great Falls: Spring in the Electric City

GREAT FALLS, Mont. - Spring in Great Falls means it's time again for getting out of the house and enjoying some events around town. Happening this weekend is the Home and Garden Show at the Montana Expo Park. You can also get ready for the Easter Egg Hunt with

Advocates call on U.S. Supreme Court to clarify climate laws

(The Center Square) - Advocates are calling for justices on the U.S. Supreme Court to clarify federal laws regarding climate change lawsuits. The Maryland Supreme Court on Tuesday blocked a lawsuit from Baltimore, Annapolis and Anne Arundel County seeking large damages from fossil fuel companies. The government entities claimed the

Stewart, Paula

Stewart, Paula

Paula Flint was born in Berlin, Germany to Mary and Ray Flint Jr. Her father Ray was a special agent with the United States Air Force. In 1958, the family relocated back to the United States. Paula graduated from Butte High. She loved to travel calling many places home including:

Bitterroot Valley news you may have missed this week

Here are some news stories from the Bitterroot Valley you may have missed this week... Hamilton City Council approves nearly $1 million in budget amendments The Hamilton City Council approved nearly $1 million in amendments for the 2024-2025 annual fiscal year budget to eliminate year end overdrafts. The amendments

Printz, Kenneth

Printz, Kenneth

Kenneth Raymond Printz, 76, of Scenic, Arizona, passed peacefully on March 17, 2026, from complications of Parkinson's disease related to dioxin exposure. Ken was born May 11, 1949, in Hamilton, Montana, to Royal and Eva Printz. He was raised on Daly Avenue, where he spent his childhood exploring