Great Falls Public Radio - Keeping It Local…Keeping You Informed!
Host Thomas Risberg is joined by Susie McIntyre, the Director of the Great Falls Public Library to talk about their abundance of programs, resources and the importance of the Public Library to our community.
Good morning. This one still makes me laugh. I hope you do, too.
On this edition of Front Range Outdoors, Host Amy Grisak is joined by travel writer Melynda Harrison to talk about Yellowstone National Park and its current status for this summer. After extensive flooding in the area, the park will be opening in stages throughout the summer. They also discuss many other must-see sights and hikes in the surrounding area, as well as great insights to visiting Yellowstone "off the boardwalk."
For more information or to keep up with Mel's adventures, visit these links:
https://www.instagram.com/travelingmelmt/?hl=en
Host: Lanni Klasner. This interview is with the Great Falls Animal Shelter Volunteer Coordinator Laramie Smovir. Laramie provides an overview of the Animal Shelter and its services. She shares information on how to adopt and microchip your pets as well as how to volunteer at the shelter.
Host Eric Peterson is joined by Neighborhood Council #4 Chairperson Sandra Guynn. There are many opportunities to get involved in your neighborhood council! Find out more information at:
https://greatfallsmt.net/neighborhoodcouncils
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On this edition of Voices & Views, host Thomas Risberg is joined by Amanda Powell, CCBHC Project Director for an expansive discussion about Mental Health in Montana.
Electric City Currents ~ Host: Gabriel Vasichek. Today's guest is Dana Olson, a horticulturist and concerned citizen, discussing some deeper nuances of Wildlife Fire Management and its federal policies. This is an open ended discussion that does not claim to have all the answers, but it does pose some interesting questions.
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City Connections, with Host Lanni Klasner. This interview is with the Director of the 911 Center, Karen Young. Karen provides an overview of 911 Center operations, tips for 911 callers, and the need for more dispatchers. The 911 Center currently has six Public Safety Communications Officer (also known as a 911 Dispatcher) openings.
