Oct 10, 2009 | Great Falls Tribune
Thriving business spurs engineers to relocate
Advanced Engineering and Environmental Services Inc., a civil and environmental engineering firm specializing in water, wastewater, and storm water system consulting and geomatics, moved to 300 15 St.
Water war: Teton River hot spot in statewide fight over rights
The lower Teton River is drying up almost yearly and drought isn't the cause, insists rancher Steve Kelly, who is frustrated by the shortages of water for his hayfields, livestock and home.
Water war: Teton River hot spot in statewide fight over rights
The lower Teton River is drying up almost yearly and drought isn't the cause, insists rancher Steve Kelly, who is frustrated by the shortages of water for his hayfields, livestock and home.
Water war: Teton River hot spot in statewide fight over rights
The lower Teton River is drying up almost yearly and drought isn't the cause, insists rancher Steve Kelly, who is frustrated by the shortages of water for his hayfields, livestock and home.
photo courtesy Elizabeth Ayers
The grizzly bear that's been seen roaming in Chouteau County killed a sheep on Monday night, and is now reported to be in the Loma area.
Rural Development money will help repair leaky 30-year-old water supply
Federal stimulus funds will finance 62 percent of a $2.7 million water system repair in Loma, where 40 percent of the treated water is lost through pipe leaks.
LOMA - Rancher and Army veteran Charles Farrill, 89, of Loma, a retired water and wastewater superintendent for the city of Great Falls, died of cancer Tuesday at his home.
Volunteers help make dreams come true
Loma 9-year-old Ethan Davis spent last summer in the hospital in Seattle being treated for acute myeloid leukemia.