AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes agoHigher Education: The University of Providence plans to close in summer 2027 after years of falling enrollment and financial strain, leaving Great Falls to reckon with the loss of a longtime institution. Native Voices: Ojibwe author David Treuer spoke at Montana State University about his new book on American violence, identity and history. Agriculture & Schools: Montana FFA students earned national honors, including a fourth-place finish for Big Timber’s livestock-evaluation team; meanwhile, a statewide pumpkin program brought agriculture lessons to Helena first graders. Western Heritage: Susie Walking Bear Yellowtail, a pioneering Crow nurse and advocate for Native women and children, is among the new Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame inductees. Community Healing: A Bozeman gala raised $65,000 for a planned family recovery center on the Crow Reservation, designed to support parents and keep children connected to their community. Local Arts: Livingston officials are working on a clearer film-permitting process after a production sparked protests and arrests.
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