Trend news (Monday, May 2, 2025)

I wish everyone a good day! Here are some things to know for today:

WEATHER: Sunny and very warm. Daily highs mid to 70s and the lower 80s.

The jury takes over $ 27 million for a man who was brutally attacked in the Shelby prison. Click here.

The Great Falls Falls remain steadily despite national concerns. Click here.

7 people who are accused of having crossed Canada illegally to Montana. Click here.

2 people from wolf point who are charged with the second degree murder. Click here.

Polejewski was condemned with evidence for manipulation. Click here.

Arise:
Greetings to women
The annual greeting to women gala will be switched on Friday, May 2ndIn the Holiday Inn Convention Center (1100 5th St. South) from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tickets each cost 50 US dollars and available from Ywcagreatfall.org or in the YWCA GF Office. Everyone is welcome! Against the background of joint stories and common efforts, the gala honors women of the award who have indelibly shaped our community. One of the highlights is the prestigious Sheila Rice Lifetime Achievement Award, a symbol of lifelong commitment, passion and service. Further information can be found at 406-452-1315 or click here.

Cruisin 'The Drag
Montana's biggest car show, on May 3rd. We fill nine blocks of the Central Avenue from Downtown Great Falls, the city's original “drag” of the city for many decades. Cruisin 'The Drag attracts cars, trucks and motorcycles from the western USA and Canada from Las Vegas, Nevada and Edmonton, Alberta. The registration tables will be open at 7:30 a.m. and are closed for the assessment at 11:00 a.m. The show runs from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. With awards from 4:00 p.m. The show will go to the GFPS Pantry Foundation. The celebration begins with a poker run on Friday evening from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. This year a music meeting culminates on Saturday evening. You can find more information from 406-750-2879 or click here to visit the website.

Rock your Mocs Fun Run
The Montana United Indian Association organizes a “Rock Your Mocs/Bibbons 1 mile Fun Run/Walk” Saturday, May 3rdFrom 9 a.m. on the CMR High School field in Great Falls. The event is open to everyone and is held in honor of consciousness for missing/murdered indigenous persons (MMIP) and at the same time promotes healthy lifestyle decisions in locals and local communities. The money collected is bought for the purchase of school shoes for Muia customers. In the event, the guest speaker Billy “The Kid” Wagner, a lawyer for MMIP and Community Wellness, is offered. Registration is 12 US dollars for adults and $ 6 for children (only cash) and can be completed in advance or on the day of the event. The participants are encouraged to wear moccasins or band skirts/shirts in order to show support and solidarity.
For more information, see the Montana United Indian Association on the Facebook page or on the phone number 406-315-3413.

Tasga de Mayo
Teton Antique Steam & Gas Association (TASGA) presents Tasga de Mayo. Celebrations are May 3rd2025 at 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. The Taco Bar is served until the procedure. We will have live entertainment, a 50/50 drawing, children's train rides and games for all ages. It is a free will offer and all donated funds are used for the maintenance of buildings. The event takes place on the Tasga site, which is 2 blocks south of Choteau City Park. Further information can be found at 406-289-0128.

Soc Hop
Family promise organize his annual SOC shop Saturday, May 3rdIn the Elks Lodge (500 First Avenue South, Great Falls) from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. There will be a dinner, a DJ and music from the 1960s to the 90s. Come in your clothing of your favorite decade. There will be a silent auction with many great objects. All income benefits homeless children and their families in our community. You can find more information from Tiffany Wilkson at 406-590-2610 or click here.

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