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HELENA — On Saturday Helena’s group of tough trucks, mud bogs and rough runners, Ram It Into High Gear, had their show and shine event. The group started with founder Jacob Ogle, whose car journey started in a junkyard with a Ford Festiva. “I whacked the muffler off,...

Due to his talents in lacrosse and in football, Helena Capital's Cole Soper could have had the chance to potentially play multiple sports in college. But his interest was always in playing lacrosse and on Monday, the Capital football standout, who was also a star player for the Helena (West) Guardians Lacrosse team, signed his letter of intent to play for the Dominican University of California.

HELENA, Mont. — It’s been a month since a District Court judge in Billings granted a preliminary injunction blocking new state law Senate Bill 280, from being enforced. However, the ACLU of Montana says the state still isn’t complying. The law would require people present documentation of...

As the temperature rises and we collectively start gearing up for summer, it’s important to do your part to mitigate wildfire risk.

HELENA — Nikki Krueger just wants to hit one more big mark. Carroll’s fifth-year thrower will, later this week, participate in her third NAIA Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Championship Meet. A collegiate career that included a shot put national championship during the 2021 indoor season, will end for Krueger in Gulf Shores, Alabama, as she looks to put a pair of rough outdoor nationals behind her.

Residents of Helena are very familiar with the Zou family. Having lived in Helena for 14 years, the family has carved a special place for themselves in the heart of the Helena community. GuoYing (Vicky) and WenHui (Kevin) Zou are the owners of Helena favorite Zou’s Kitchen, which they run...

When it opens in 2025, the Montana Heritage Center in Helena will explore Montana history from 12,000 years ago to the present day. The museum will tell stories of our state's diverse cultures and geography. The Montana Historical Society's $81 million expansion is designed as a destination spot for Montanans...

In the 1850s in the United States there was a political party called the “Native American Party.” It started as a secret society which opposed immigration, was xenophobic, racist, and fearful of Catholicism, and had nothing to do with Indigenous people. Their meetings were held in secret, they would answer questions about their proceedings with […] The post From the ‘Know Nothings’ to the party of ‘We don’t care’ appeared first on Daily Montanan.