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• 1 Tim Austin // Jul 13, 2008 at 9:00 am

  Austin Designs continues to Advertise and Promote Great Falls, Montana World Wide.

  Check out: Austin Designs on Tumblr.com
  http://austindesigns.tumblr.com/

  We will be adding photos, videos, and much more helping keep Great Falls, Montana online World Wide.

  We have also created:
  Main Street Great Falls – http://www.MainStreetGreatFalls.com

  If you have an Event coming up you can post it for FREE online at: Great Falls Events – http://www.GreatFallsEvents.com

  Lets continue to Advertise and Promote Montana – World Wide.

• 2 ZenPanda // Sep 2, 2008 at 9:44 am

  Is there anyway this can display the recently updated blogs like your blogroll on the Big Sky Blog?

• 3 david // Sep 4, 2008 at 9:40 pm

  Yep – I adjusted the “sorting” order so that blogs with NEW entries will be at the top of the list; blogs that have not been updated recently will be listed in alphabetical order.

• 4 Paul Skinner // Sep 10, 2008 at 1:59 pm

  Hey, I am an exile from Great Falls residing in Nebraska (sucks!). Is there a place to post for contacting people in Great Falls? I came here via Facebook and so far, have contacted 1 person through that and MySpace. I graduated from GFHS in 1984. So if anyone remembers me, I’d like to get in touch.

• 5 bobbi // Nov 10, 2008 at 9:37 am

  what has happened to krtv, shannon .the blonde lady who does the weather in the morning with the english accent…. it is nice to see jane back,,, where has she been also cindy ……ty bobbi in power

• 6 david // Nov 10, 2008 at 9:45 am

  Hi Bobbi — Heidi (“the English lady”) left KRTV a few weeks ago. KRTV welcomed Jane Connors back a few weeks ago, but we are losing her temporarily because she has been called back to military service for a few months at Malmstrom. Cindy Cieluch left to pursue her photography business, but she’s still here in Great Falls!

• 7 Michael D Allred // Dec 29, 2008 at 8:17 pm

  Stuck in Utah. Can’t wait to get back to Great Falls.

• 8 Ray // Nov 3, 2009 at 7:47 pm

  I’m back from deployment, and back to blogging…

• 9 Michael D Allred // Jan 11, 2010 at 10:48 pm

  Still stuck in Utah. Planning my escape though. Can’t wait to get back to civilization.

• 10 Kerri Miller // Jun 1, 2010 at 9:55 am

  Great Falls Summer Arts Intensive- Do you want to be an actor or dancer
  Young adults with big dreams return home to give back to their local community.

  Jenna Ciralli, Mark Comer and Selena Coburn are all alumni of CMR High School. They left the beauty of Great Falls, Montana to pursue their dreams of performing on the big stage in New York City. These three individuals, along with their NYC colleagues, want to share their training experience received from some of the most prestigious institutes in NYC as well as their professional experience with other young creative minds whom aspire to do the same.
  Teens, 14 -18 years of age, who are interested in the arts, including acting, writing, directing or dancing, can sign up to participate in a 2 week intensive training session.

  This 2-week program (1st week devoted to drama; 2nd week devoted to dance) is designed to provide teens with the following:
  · A comfortable place for performers of all levels to create unexpected theatre

  · Challenge themselves to grow in their art form and as individuals

  · Bringing teens together who share in the same interests

  These sessions are being brought to the Great Falls area by a non-profit theatre group called
  The Relevance Group.

  The Relevance Group was founded in New York City by young artists like Jenna, Mark and Selena to provide a safe place for performers to work on their art form. The members of this group have all trained in some of the best programs in New York including William Esper Studios, Film Studies from Columbia University and Mason Gross School of the Art’s at Rutgers University as well as the Shakespeare’s Globe in London.

  To find out more information about the 2 – week training program, please go to relevancegroup.com or call Jeffrey Galli at 732-829-2111.

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