Power News

Power is planning a Holiday Festival as packed with food and fun as Santa's bulging bag.

Good morning; on the Beacon today, a look at how Semitool's acquisition by Applied Materials could affect its local workforce .

Sandbak Homestead, Broadview Peter Sandbak was born in Elverum, Norway and came to Montana from Lisbon, N.D. in 1909 and filed for a homestead.

Wind developers will meet on the campus of MSU-Great Falls College of Technology today to talk about job training, the college said.

Magdalen M. Hager, 87, of Great Falls, formerly of Fairfield, a farm homemaker, died of natural causes Tuesday at a local nursing home.

Arnold and Dolores Gettel of Power celebrated 60 years of marriage with a family dinner at the 3-D Club.

Power-area grain farmers Peggy and Leon Toeckes were hit hard by sawfly this year, even in some of their solid-stem wheat.

Questions about the city of Great Falls selling electricity and the issue of property taxes elicited the sharpest answers from four City Commission and two mayoral candidates at a 1 1/2-hour forum Wednesday.

Paying one's electric bill is a monthly ritual that, while not always pleasant, is undeniably necessary in modern everyday life.

What a difference a year and a change from coal to cleaner-burning natural gas make.

CHOTEAU - Longtime Choteau resident Helen Louise Stenson, 92, died of natural causes Sunday at a Choteau nursing home.

Women's leadership is essential to the leadership in the state of Montana and across our country.

They shoot horses don't they? In Horace McCoy's 1935 novel of the same name, Depression-era dance marathon contestants trudge ever-onward, through thick and thin, in the hope of finding the grim payoff left to the one who endures the most.

From The K-B-L-G News Center... PERENNIAL POWER MONTANA HOSTS NCAA DIVISION II WESTERN STATE OF COLORADO, WHILE MONTANA STATE MOVES UP A CLASSIFICATION IN VISITING BIG TEN POWER MICHIGAN STATE ON SATURDAY.

New traffic signals that were to enter the flashing mode today at the intersection of U.S. 19 North/Ga. 202/County Line Road will not flash as scheduled.

Challengers are turning a jaundiced eye to the city government's money-losing electric utility arm, Electric City Power.

Challengers are turning a jaundiced eye to the city government's money-losing electric utility arm, Electric City Power.

Challengers are turning a jaundiced eye to the city government's money-losing electric utility arm, Electric City Power.

There's just something fun about being run off the road and into the dirt by your 13-year-old kid ... that is, when you're racing go-karts. 'It was my own fault,' laughed Dan Smoot, who was kart racing with his son.

There's just something fun about being run off the road and into the dirt by your 13-year-old kid ... that is, when you're racing go-karts. 'It was my own fault,' laughed Dan Smoot, who was kart racing with his son.