James Rolin

1 week ago | krtv.com | James Rolin

GREAT FALLS — It was still 30 minutes before the official opening, but the sidewalks were already bustling with excitement as dozens of people gathered outside the new Old Chicago Pizza + Taproom in Great Falls. With a ribbon-cutting, cheers from the crowd, and the irresistible promise of pizza, the latest addition to the Johnson Restaurant Group officially opened its doors.

1 week ago | krtv.com | James Rolin

GREAT FALLS — The lawn outside Chief Joseph Elementary School has become a sea of purple pinwheels — each one representing a student from a military family in our community. It’s a striking visual meant to honor the sacrifices and strength of military-connected children during Month of the Military Child.

2 weeks ago | krtv.com | James Rolin

GREAT FALLS — Ink lovers and animal enthusiasts will have the perfect opportunity to support a local cause this April. On Friday, April 18, Electric City Tattoo Emporium is teaming up with the Great Falls Animal Shelter for a one-of-a-kind fundraiser: Tattoos for Tails. WATCH: 'Tattoos For Tails' will help the Great Falls Animal Shelter The event combines the creativity of body art with the compassion of animal rescue.

2 weeks ago | kbzk.com | James Rolin

AUGUSTA — AUGUSTA — With warmer weather on the horizon, folks in Augusta are kicking off the season in the best way possible — with the town’s first-ever Brewfest on Friday, April 11, 2025. The community-wide event promises to be more than just a reason to raise a glass — it’s a celebration of small-town spirit, local beer, and local impact.

2 weeks ago | krtv.com | James Rolin

AUGUSTA — Cowboys and poetry may seem like an unlikely pairing, but in Augusta, the two go hand in hand. The second annual South Fork Roundup of Cowboy Poetry and Music is set to take place on Saturday, April 12, promising a full day of western artistry, community, and fun. WATCH: South Fork Roundup will bring cowboy poetry and music to Augusta “Last year was our first event — we had 200 seats and sold out quickly,” said Kerry Bouchard, president of the Augusta Area Historical Society.