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East Helena Police Department is fully staffed, looks to expand (opens the original)
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EAST HELENA — Public safety is getting a staffing boost in East Helena. Earlier this month, the East Helena City Council unanimously approved a new police hire to bring the department to full staffing. “Extra people on the streets help us cover our shift if we have somebody sick, on training, or on vacation,” East Helena Police Chief Ed Royce said. “We are excited to be fully staffed, and having quality and professional police personnel serving the residents is always going to be a priority for
A new chapter takes flight at Montana Wild: avian walkway opens (opens the original)
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HELENA — A new chapter is taking flight for Montana’s wildlife community. Tuesday, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks opened the doors to their new avian walkway, a space designed to support the care, rehabilitation, and education surrounding Montana’s birds. “They seemed so relaxed. Our Swainson's hawk was seen sunning himself with his wings out,” Ali Pons, the Montana Wild wildlife rehabilitation program manager, said. The raptors were moved into the building Tuesday, following a groundbreaking la
Gianforte honors final 2025 Montana Veteran Commendation Award recipients (opens the original)
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HELENA — This week, Gov. Greg Gianforte recognized 13 recipients of the 2025 Montana Governor’s Veteran Commendation during ceremonies in both Townsend and Helena. Since 2021, the governor has recognized 230 Montana veterans who have been nominated to receive the award. The veterans recognized this week are among 61 recipients of the 2025 award. “These veterans answered the call to serve our country, and their commitment to service didn’t stop when they took off the uniform,” Gianforte said. The
‘Every name has a story’: Lights of Hope brings Montana’s cancer fight to the Capitol (opens the original)
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HELENA — Cancer remains the second-leading cause of death in Montana, behind cardiovascular disease, according to the American Cancer Society. Monday evening, volunteers with the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network brought that message to the Montana Capitol, highlighting cancer's impact statewide and calling attention to care disparities. “Every name has a story,” Keri Yoder, American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network Montana state lead ambassador, said. Volunteers recently returne
27th annual Last Chance Community Pow Wow celebrates Native youth and culture (opens the original)
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HELENA, Mont. — This weekend, one of Helena’s most beloved cultural gatherings, the 27th annual Last Chance Community Pow Wow, has returned. Experience the sights and sounds in the video below: “We do this to celebrate that we survived,” fancy dancer Asher Bomar said. Every year, the theme has focused on Native youth, a teaching carried through generations. “To honor the children is to honor our youth who will be our leaders in the future,” said Darcy O’Dell, a Last Chance Community Pow Wow boar
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