Belt News

Fourth of July fireworks and RiverFest lost city subsidies worth more than $35,000 combined as city commissioners approved a new $92 million annual budget on a 4-1 vote, putting the events' futures into ...

We like a celebration and, when it comes to fun and festivities, Great Falls had plenty the first couple of weeks in July.

After a few years of squeaking by relatively unscathed, this year's proposed city budget contains several cuts and reductions.

FRYE/GOODMAN - Twin daughters born Wednesday to Joann Frye and Bob Goodman of Great Falls.

The Great Falls Public Library Bookmobile stops from 9 to 10 a.m. at Falls Jr. Academy Daycare, from 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. at St.

BELT - Michael John "Mike" Moyer, 58, of Belt, died of undetermined causes Sunday at his home.

Three cooks jumped on last week's request for a chocolate cookie made with cottage cheese.

In an age when many teenagers park themselves for hours in front of a TV playing video games, four boys from Belt stay busy helping save lives.

Enjoyed a great Father's Day trip to 4-Bs for a hearty breakfast/lunch, then on to Belt and Monarch.

Wednesday's record snowfall and Friday's warm temperatures are a perfect recipe for flooding.

BELT - Kirk Hindoien, 42, followed his father's footsteps into a military career.

Even in a wet week like this, with rain, snow and hail all falling in and around Cascade County, the rodeo fires burn brightly in Belt.

The broncs get bucking in Belt this weekend at the 48th annual PRCA rodeo. Kicking off the event at 7 p.m. Friday is a calcutta at the Eastside Bar.

A family's longtime home was destroyed Thursday by a quick moving fire. The call came in around 1:30 p.m. that a home was on fire north of Great Falls.

There's a gem in the Little Belt Mountains that shines as brightly as the silver that was once the product of area mines.

Lewis and Clark National Forest staffers have burned about 211 acres of planned prescribed burns ranging from eight to 890 acres this spring in the Little Belt Mountains southeast of Great Falls.

Bill Salina of Great Falls easily won the Democratic primary for District 2 on the Cascade County Commission, setting up a Nov.

Some people came to the Paris Gibson Education Center to hear a former president speak.

By EVE BYRON - Independent Record - 05/22/08 Montana's wild weather promises to be a factor for playing and camping outside during the long Memorial Day weekend.

Cascade County's litter ordinance is about to get sharper teeth in a new effort to encourage the worst and longest-running violators to clean up untidy properties.