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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Since the foundation's creation in the early 1980s, they've given over $11 million to Chouteau County, and last year was impressive as well.
By: Tommy Lynch
GREAT FALLS — The Montana School for the Deaf and Blind are one of five state finalists for a nationwide Stem competition.
In the video above, Tommy Lynch reports from Lewistown, where residents are still digging out from a big dumping of snow over the weekend. The town officially received two feet of snow.
LEWISTOWN - Donald Bren has been living in Lewistown for 40 years, and this past weekend's snow is some of the most he has seen.
GREAT FALLS — It's been over a week since big snow hit Great Falls, and yet there are still roads that are covered in snow and ice, leading to people in town getting frustrated.
Will Gold, business development manager for Showdown said, “We have had incredible snow. It is pumping up here.”
The shelter will be replacing their pipes, and resurfacing their dog kennels, among other projects.
The house and camper were a total loss. All 10 occupants of the house - five adults and five children - escaped with no serious injures.
The AT Worship Temple held their annual MLK celebration with singing, dancing, and a call for unity.
“Bird Flu” is practically a public health buzzword. But what do you need to know about the virus?
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