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Lewis and Clark Center Faces Staffing Crisis | Bozeman News
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The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center in Great Falls, Montana, is facing a staffing crisis as all three full-time staff—director, facilities manager, and education coordinator—are leaving due to retirements and a resignation. With no immediate plans to refill these roles, the center’s future hangs in the balance amid broader U.S. Forest Service reorganization and federal budget cuts. Though the center remains open and slated for upgrades—including $600,000 in new exhibits and over $1 million in building improvements—the Lewis and Clark Foundation is stepping in to take on more operational duties and even hiring its own marketing specialist. While closure isn’t expected, the community and federal agencies are racing to find a sustainable path to keep this beloved historical landmark thriving.
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