Owen Skornik-Hayes is a local journalist based in Havre, Montana. He writes for KPAX Missoula/Kalispell and KRTV Communications, covering a range of topics including community events, local government, education, and issues affecting the residents of Montana. Owen's work has also been featured in ABC15 Arizona, MONTANA SPORTS, and Kxlf.
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Owen's coverage focuses on local news, community events, education, and nonprofit organizations in Montana. His articles cover a range of topics including controversies and events happening within the state.
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CASCADE — Stockmens Bank of Cascade, family-operated and owned for 110 years, is merging with Citizens Alliance Bank of Minnesota.
Wednesday afternoon, news broke across the country, a video of a person appearing to tug at a ballot box in Glacier County, Montana.
By: Owen Skornik-Hayes
GLACIER COUNTY — A video from Glacier County has stirred controversy in the Treasure State and on the national level. Republican Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen alleges ballot box tampering while local law enforcement says those claims are unfounded.
By: Owen Skornik-Hayes
Staff from YWCA Great Falls organized a walk against domestic violence at Gibson Park on Thursday, October 24, 2024.
FORT BENTON — Opened in 1882, the Grand Union Hotel in Fort Benton is one of the longest continually operating hotels in Montana. It's also, supposedly, one of the most haunted buildings in the state.
By: Owen Skornik-Hayes
GREAT FALLS — The iconic Bison gallery at the C.M. Russell Art Museum has two new names attached to it: David and Tanya Cameron.
By: Owen Skornik-Hayes
GREAT FALLS — Thursday evening, the C.M. Russell Museum of Art in Great Falls, hosted Dr. Lanny Real Bird to deliver a presentation on the revitalization of endangered indigenous languages.
By: Owen Skornik-Hayes
The evening will feature a dinner, live music, silent and live auctions, and much more. The shelter relies on donations to reach their goals.
FAIRFIELD — Fans of Choteau's Copper Creek Coffee shop have a new location to visit should they find themselves in the area, as a second location is opening along Central Avenue in Fairfield.
GREAT FALLS — There's been some speculation as to what's being done with the boarded-up building across from Dairy Queen along 10th Avenue South.
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