Tommy Lynch is a local journalist based in Great Falls, Montana. He writes for KRTV Communications and KPAX Missoula/Kalispell, covering a wide range of topics including community events, local news, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in KXLH Communications, KTVH-TV, and The Villanovan.
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Tommy Lynch’s reporting largely focuses on local events, community news, and human interest stories specific to Great Falls and Montana. His coverage includes topics such as community events, education, and winter activities.
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“We try to give Christmas gifts to all of our children whose parents wish to participate,” said Carrie Galvez, the Family Services Coordinator with Head Start.
By: Tommy Lynch
“We’re really excited about this partnership that we have with Goldman Sachs Foundation,” said Stephanie Erdmann, CEO of the school.
The event serves as a great way to prepare for colder temperatures and learn more about Opportunities, Inc. as a whole.
Emergency crews responded to a structure fire at the Rivershore Mobile Home Park along Lower River Road.
By: Tommy Lynch
GREAT FALLS — The Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center unveiled a new smartphone application to learn about the historic travelers.
Emergency crews responded to a garage fire in Great Falls on Sunday, November 17, 2024.
On November 21st at 11:30am at 1000 17th Avenue South, the organization is opening its doors for lunch to show that they are much more than a thrift store.
GREAT FALLS — The Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine in Great Falls recently conducted a program called “MedAchieve,” which brings high school students inside the life of a med school student.
By: Tommy Lynch
GREAT FALLS — The Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine in Great Falls recently conducted a program called “MedAchieve,” which brings high school students inside the life of a med school student.
Aneesa Coomer reports on the Great Falls Public Library’s Renegotiation Committee, which has been working with Great Falls City Commission members on a new library management agreement and budget.
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