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The world may be coming around to Richard O Connor | Features

Richard O’Connor is looking up. Nine years ago, O’Connor founded the Jesse A. Marcel Library, a small red building off South Hills Road in Clancy, dedicated to exploring and exposing certain mysteries of the universe: unidentified flying objects (UFOs), crop circles, and alien life and lore. He named it after his friend and medical colleague Dr. Jesse A. Marcel Jr., and Marcel’s father Maj. Jesse A. Marcel. In 1947, Maj. Marcel, then an Air Force intelligence officer, reportedly investigated the crash of an unidentified flying object in Roswell, New Mexico. Since 2012, O’Connor has packed the Marcel Library with books and papers documenting extraterrestrial phenomena. Every Tuesday evening, he has hosted meetings of those interested in learning more. Through the library and the Crop Circle Foundation, Inc., he has raised money for research and to build awareness.

Great Falls dog park will close temporarily for maintenance

Great Falls dog park will close temporarily for maintenance David Sherman - MTN and last updated 2021-05-11 11:27:31-04 GREAT FALLS — The Pacific Steel & Recycling Trailside Dog Park will close for several weeks beginning on Tuesday, May 11th, for annual maintenance and turf repair. The park will be fertilized, overseeded, and irrigated, and some landscape repair will be completed. The park is tentatively set to reopen on Monday, June 21. City parks manager Lonnie Dalke said in a news release, “The park closure is a short-term inconvenience with a long-term benefit. We have to remember to look at the big picture and take care of our community amenities, like the dog park. Regular maintenance and repairs like these benefit all of us, including our pets.”

Great Falls dog park will close temporarily for turf repairs

Great Falls dog park will close temporarily for turf repairs David Sherman - MTN and last updated 2021-05-08 13:07:50-04 GREAT FALLS — The Pacific Steel & Recycling Trailside Dog Park will close for several weeks beginning on Tuesday, May 11th, for annual maintenance and turf repair. The park will be fertilized, overseeded, and irrigated, and some landscape repair will be completed. The park is tentatively set to reopen on Monday, June 21. City parks manager Lonnie Dalke said in a news release, “The park closure is a short-term inconvenience with a long-term benefit. We have to remember to look at the big picture and take care of our community amenities, like the dog park. Regular maintenance and repairs like these benefit all of us, including our pets.”

Montana State Fair concert ticket prices announced

View Comments Ticket prices for the 2021 Montana State Fair Night Shows were announced Thursday morning. Tickets will go on sale on May 1 at 8 a.m. Acts include Country duo Big & Rich, known for their hit “Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)” and ventriloquist Terry Fator.  Exclusive Package tickets include the fair gate admission ticket, a night show ticket and a $5 food coupon. The Individual Ticket will exclusively permit entry to the night show, per the ExpoPark press release. The packages range from $22 - $54.  The 2020 State Fair was cancelled by Cascade County due to concerns surrounding the spread of COVID-19. The fair will be returning this year to celebrate its 90th anniversary from July 30- Aug. 7.

Tractor Drive launches FFA day at Rigby High School

Tractor Drive launches FFA day at Rigby High School RIGBY, Idaho (KIFI) - The Rigby FFA is celebrating National Future Farmers of America Week Thursday with an appreciation luncheon at Rigby High School. The day began with the annual Tractor Drive, where students drove their family tractors into Rigby for school. The Tractor Drive is sponsored by Scotty’s True Value and the luncheon by Grub Slingers. The day culminates with a “Weld Off” sponsored by Norco, Pacific Steel, and Southco Metals. Education / Galleries / News / Top Stories / Videos

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