Canyon Creek

Canyon Creek, MT · Municipal
Montana Free Press
Court rejects Butte data center ballot initiative
A district court judge on Friday rejected a Butte organizer’s request to put a data center initiative on the November ballot after confusion about the signature-gathering deadline tanked the initiative last month. John Meyer, the lawyer representing the plaintiffs, said they have appealed the decision. Responding to a proposal...
KTVH
The road beneath your tires: who’s responsible for East Helena’s streets?
NBCMontana
World Museum of Mining to showcase Butte transportation history Sept. 12
MISSOULA, Mont. — The World Museum of Mining is inviting the community to explore more than a century of Butte transportation history during a special event Saturday, Sept. 12. “Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day: How Butte Moved, Transportation Through Time” will run from noon to 5 p.m. and feature...
KTVH
‘A gift to the future’: historic Unionville Schoolhouse returned to community
The US Sun
Hunters need written permission under new state laws coming into effect
HUNTERS will now need written permission to access a hunting spot under new rules. Only 10 outdoorsmen a day will be allowed to harvest on the land. Beginning this hunting season, Sieben Ranch’s Horsefly Creek Block Management Area while require written permission to access. The popular hunting spot is...
buttenews.net
Berkeley Pit Drawn Into National Debate Over Data Centers and Superfund Sites
BUTTE, Mont. — The Berkeley Pit has once again put Butte in the national spotlight, this time as part of a much larger debate over where America should build the massive data centers needed to support the country's growing digital infrastructure and artificial intelligence industry. A Washington Post opinion...
Fairfield Sun Times
Helena school traffic expected to tighten near campus construction
HELENA, Mont. — Construction at Helena Public Schools is expected to change traffic patterns as students returned for the new school year. Major work is underway at Kessler Elementary and the high schools. At Helena High School, the construction is expected to limit student parking and push more people to walk near campus.