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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Great Falls, Montana, United States (Local)
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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In the video above, Owen Skornik-Hayes reports from Conrad, where the lights have never been brighter - that's because they haven't ever been turned on!
By: Owen Skornik-Hayes
GREAT FALLS — In the video above, Owen Skornik-Hayes reports on the discovery of racist and/or anti-LGBTQ stickers and posters recently found in Great Falls.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS — A couple from Missour have a goal to walk through every state in the lower 48.
By: Owen Skornik-Hayes
A couple from Missouri have a goal to walk through every state in the lower 48 states
The event began in 2005 under Jean Price, and has since become a round-year occasion with three separate displays in June, October, and January.
Residents of Great Falls will have their pick of which venue to view fireworks from. They can be viewed from Eagle Falls Golf Course, Elks-Riverside Park, and at the conclusion of the Voyagers game at Centene Stadium.
The newest Grand Exalted Ruler, Douglas Schiefer, leader of the National Elks chapter, was in town to monitor the progress of the Montana State Elks. Montana is the first stop on a statewide tour for the ruler. He was impressed by what he saw.
By: Owen Skornik-Hayes
Participating schools include Great Falls High School, Charles M. Russell High School, and Great Falls Central Catholic High School.
By: Owen Skornik-Hayes
Lab testing continues in accordance with guidelines from the Montana Department of Environmental Quality, and results to date are within normal limits.
By: Owen Skornik-Hayes
The park will be closed on Monday, July 29, and Tuesday, July 30, in order for emergency repairs to be made to a city water service line.
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