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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Great Falls, Montana, United States (Local)
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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Side by Side Mud Drags, Sand Drags, Slime Races, and Tough Truck courses bring racers from all around to Sun River to race in six inches of mud.
By: Tommy Lynch
Medical services including dental, optometry, behavioral health, and veterinary care will be provided at no cost by the Department of Defense's Innovative Readiness Training program.
By: Tommy Lynch
U.S. military personnel will provide no-cost healthcare services to anyone who needs it at Browning High School
By: Tommy Lynch
The money raised from the event goes toward Paul's Holiday Wish for GFFR, and Shop With A Cop for the GFPD, which both support the youth in the community.
LINCOLN — In the small town of Lincoln, Montana, incredible talent is on display all weekend for the second annual Chainsaw Carving Competition, where all the money goes to a great Cause.
By: Tommy Lynch
Eight artists from around the country came to the small town to carve art for Sam's Hope Foundation.
GREAT FALLS — In the video above, Tommy Lynch reports on the "Coins For A Cause" program in Great Falls.
GREAT FALLS — Start your summer reading off right by going to one of the independently owned bookstores on the Montana Bookstore Trail.
Head to one (or all) of the 18 independently owned bookstores taking part in the Trail to find your summer reading books and shop local.
AUGUSTA — In the video above, Tommy Lynch reports on the upcoming Augusta Youth Rodeo, which will be on Friday, August 2, 2024.
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