Occupy Everything: Missoula Mayhem
Sara Moltzan, Feature Section Editor
January 19, 2012
The camp at the Missoula County Court House has been fully removed as of yesterday. This group was part of the whole OWS movement, but then they also wanted to show the unaddressed issues of homelessness. The group was small and nonthreatening at about a dozen members. Less than three of these members... Read more »
Advanced auto class earns scholarship, wins national contest
Zoie Koostra, Journalist
January 6, 2012
On the morning of Jan. 19, select students from Great Falls Public Schools automotive program received a donation of over $2,500 of parts from City Chevrolet. The donation was to aid in the restoration of a 1965 Ford Mustang, which is part of a contest the automotive program students are participating... Read more »
Fred Pfeiffer retires
David Ashby, Photo Editor
December 19, 2011
Today is former KRTV chief forecaster Fred Pfeiffer’s first day of retirement after his last 10:00 news show last night. Pfeiffer has been with KRTV for 15 years, and the city has come to love him and his forecasts. There was a retirement party earlier this week, where many made an appearance to... Read more »
Hazing Scandal: Hazing allegations leave GFH student and educators in turmoil
Sara Graybill, Editor in Chief
December 15, 2011
“I was very surprised and disappointed to hear the allegations, I don’t know if they are true, but GFH has always had a reputation for being student friendly,” said Trustee Jan Cahill when asked about his reaction to the recent hazing allegations surrounding GFH students and employees. On Nov.... Read more »
Science class looks to refresh community
November 14, 2011
Do you remember going to the park with your friends when you were little? Mrs. Senger’s connections group is doing a community service project so that other kids can get a new park in Great Falls to go to. Pepsi refresh is going to give someone 50,000 for ideas to make their community a better place.... Read more »
Crosstown win raises breast cancer awareness
Baby Katie Rider, Writer
October 19, 2011
It was clear from the sea of pink that, “Pack the Place in Pink” was a success. There were hundreds of students that showed up to support their school and support breast cancer awareness fundraising. “I thought it was a great turn out. The school was so supportive. It was amazing.” The volleyball... Read more »
Google Expansion!
October 13, 2011
Austin Mu Google, a pioneer in electronic development, has continued to give a stellar performance in the technological world. With new cell phones, computers, and a search engine to explore the world wide web, this company has made it very clear that they know what the public craves. Not to mention,... Read more »
BLAST OFF!
May 23, 2011
Copy by Austin Mu Photo purchased from Newscom Endeavour, the second to last space shuttle launches for NASA’s space shuttle program made its journey to space on last Monday at 8:56a.m. The rocket was scheduled to launch at 3:47p.m. on Apr. 29, however, the entire mission was quickly shut down due... Read more »
Osama Bin Laden Dead
May 1, 2011
Copy by Jordan Purinton Photo purchased from Newscom Coming as some of the best news America has heard in a while, President Obama announced Sunday that Osama Bin Laden has been killed by a team of covert US military. Hiding in a small compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, Bin Laden was killed in a firefight... Read more »
PlayStation Hack Upsets Users
April 29, 2011
Copy by Austin Mu The financial situations of 70 million PlayStation3 subscribers could potentially be at risk due to an unauthorized intrusion into the gaming system’s network. As of April 17, certain PlayStation Network and Qriocity service user information was accessed by alien imposters, panicking... Read more »