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Bills before the legislature would license community health workers and make it easier for some other health professionals licensed in other states to do business in Montana.
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Federal volunteers from across the state are meeting in Helena this week for the annual ServeMontana Symposium, an opportunity for AmeriCorps members and other volunteers to train and network.
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Renovations of St. Helena Cathedral are underway
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Dozens of people gathered in Helena on Monday night to protest the closure of a Intermountain Residential, a mental health program that treats young children.
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A recent, large monetary donation is helping continue the expansion of the Montana Heritage Center in Helena.The enhancements will help better tell the story of Montana going back 14,000 years.
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Helena is the first city in Montana to install Naloxone vending machines.
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This Friday is the last day to visit the Montana Historical Society in Helena in person, for at least a couple of years. The public can still view exhibits online.
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People with a passion for produce have turned their gardening hobbies into a way to feed their community.
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Aerial attacks on the Mount Helena Fire were halted for 12 minutes Sunday afternoon after a drone was spotted on the scene.
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More people recreating outdoors means more chances for wildlife encounters.