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  • 1 week ago | kxlh.com | Owen Skornik Hayes

    Smoked BBQ at 203 Second Avenue North in Great Falls enjoyed a huge turnout for lunch on Wednesday, May 28, 2025 - thanks to community response to a vehicle from the organization People for Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) parked outside, urging people to reject pork and other meats. Once it became known earlier this week that PETA would be stationed outside the restaurant, loyal customers quickly rallied to support Smoked.

  • 1 week ago | krtv.com | Owen Skornik Hayes

    Smoked BBQ in Great Falls enjoyed a huge turnout for lunch on Wednesday, May 28, 2025 - thanks to a vehicle from the organization People for Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) parked outside, urging people to reject pork and other meats. Once it became known earlier this week that PETA would be stationed outside the restaurant, loyal customers quickly rallied to support Smoked. OWEN SKORNIK-HAYES REPORTS - WATCH: Meat-lovers turn out to protest PETA at Smoked BBQ

  • 1 week ago | kpax.com | Owen Skornik Hayes

    GREAT FALLS — Some bar-goers in Great Falls may have recently noticed something under their wiper blades upon returning to their car after a night out at the bar. While the initial fear may be a parking ticket, the reality is far different. Inside a small envelope was a thank-you note, courtesy of the Montana Bar Fairies. Also included is a small card that provides a brief overview of the organization's mission.

  • 1 week ago | ktvh.com | Owen Skornik Hayes

    Last weekend, some bar-goers in Great Falls may have noticed something under their wiper blades upon returning to their car after a night out at the bar. While the initial fear may be a parking ticket, the reality is far different. Inside a small envelope was a thank-you note, courtesy of the Montana Bar Fairies. Also included is a small card that provides a brief overview of the organization's mission.

  • 2 weeks ago | krtv.com | Owen Skornik Hayes

    Last weekend, some bar-goers in Great Falls may have noticed something under their wiper blades upon returning to their car after a night out at the bar. While the initial fear may be a parking ticket, the reality is far different. Inside a small envelope was a thank-you note, courtesy of the Montana Bar Fairies. Also included is a small card that provides a brief overview of the organization's mission.

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