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Fairfield Sun Times is a weekly newspaper serving Fairfield, Montana and surrounding towns Choteau, Augusta, Vaughn, Power, Simms, Ft. Shaw and Sun River. Its circulation area encompasses parts of Teton County, Cascade County and Lewis and Clark County. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Great Falls |
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| Frequency | Weekly |
| Days Published | Thu |
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Search ArticlesTwo rescued after fall at Lone Peak
Rescue crews responded at Lone Peak after a man fell from the North Summit Snowfield and another person was found nearby. Gallatin County government reported on its Facebook page that the Gallatin County Sheriff's Office, Gallatin County Search and Rescue and a helicopter responded to the incident. Rescuers pulled out the man who fell. The helicopter crew also found another person nearby before both were taken to Bozeman Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries.
Football season brings boost to local bars and restaurants
SHREVEPORT, La. — With college football underway and the NFL season kicking off, bars and restaurants across the ArkLaTex are welcoming fans looking for a place to catch the action. Business owners say football season typically brings an increase in customers, with many establishments offering specials and extending hours to attract game-day crowds. At Marilynn's Place, line cook Charles Cook said the restaurant plans to open on Sundays and Monday nights during football season.
Gold Rush Game brings Bozeman together for Bobcats home opener
Bozeman, Montana — Montana State's football team opened its 2026 home schedule with the annual Gold Rush game – the first-time the Bobcats were back in front of their home fans since winning the National Championship last fall. Around Montana State, a familiar saying has taken hold: champions wear gold. The Gold Rush tradition started in 2007 with a simple goal to fill Bobcat Stadium with fans wearing gold T-shirts.
COVID-19 y gripe: tres cosas que debe saber antes del otoño
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13 potluck recipes my sister-in-law admitted she couldn’t recreate
Potlucks get repetitive fast when the same pasta bake, dip, and cookie tray keep showing up. These 13 recipes bring enough range to break that pattern, with creamy pasta salad, crab dip, baked spaghetti, fresh corn and cucumber salads, smoky appetizers, cornbread, cookies, cake, and a hearty Dutch oven stew. Some travel cold, some hold well in a casserole dish, and others are built for serving straight from a smoker or big pot.
Great Things in Great Falls: Final chance for summer fun before fall in the Electric City
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - A couple seasonal favorites in Great Falls are set to wind down, marking the start of fall this September. Ryan Island is scheduled to close for the season after Labor Day. The island is reached by a short suspension bridge and will offer a close-up view of the Great Falls. The island offers visitors historical information about the Corps of Discovery and the history of hydroelectric power.
Legal fight over Trump mail ballot restrictions could affect Montana voters ahead of midterms
Bozeman, Mont. — A legal battle over President Trump’s mail-in ballot restrictions could affect how many Montana voters take part in elections ahead of ballots going out October 9th for the midterm elections.
Montana DUI reform summit pushes statewide road safety changes
MONTANA — State leaders, advocates and lawmakers gathered for the Montana DUI Reform Summit as they worked on possible legal changes for the 2027 legislative session. The summit was held at Flathead Valley Community College, but organizers and speakers made clear the issue reached highways, small towns and cities across Montana.
15 grilling recipes that take Labor Day all the way to dessert
Labor Day cookouts get harder to manage when every dish needs the same space on the grill. These 15 recipes spread the work across grilled mains, skewers, a foil packet, a cool pasta side, oven-cooked backups, and one dessert that finishes over the flames. The lineup covers beef, pork, chicken, seafood, vegetables, burgers, and corn before ending with warm peaches and ice cream. It gives the table plenty of variety without forcing every recipe onto the grates at once.
Why you seriously need to stop trying to be funny at work
How can you get ahead in your career and still enjoy the ride? One solution offered in business books, LinkedIn posts and team-building manuals is to use humor. Sharing jokes, sarcastic quips, ironic memes and witty anecdotes, the advice goes, will make you more likable, ease stress, strengthen teams, spark creativity and even signal leadership potential. We are professors of marketing and management who study humor and workplace dynamics.